Kurume Kasuri Fabric Half Set 12 8 Plain and Striped 50cm X 50cm 4 Patterned 50cm X Width (Colorful / Varieties) - + 50cm, 37-39cm

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[About the Amazon-exclusive cut fabric assortment] When weaving bolts of fabric every day, we sometimes end up with odd lengths of fabric. This fabric is less than 12 meters long, and is woven because we were unable to make it into a 12-meter bolt due to pattern adjustments or broken warp threads. The quality is the same as the regular product, right down to the final finish. We have prepared this assortment with the desire to utilize this fabric from a sustainable perspective. *The pattern combinations change irregularly. [What is Kurume Kasuri?] Kurume Kasuri is a cotton fabric that originated in 1800 during the late Edo period in what is now Kurume City, Fukuoka Prefecture. The pattern is made to stand out by tying the threads along the design using a technique called "kukuri," which prevents the dye from dyeing. 1. The pattern is drawn on special design paper. 2. The binding machines and binding artisan's technical assets are shared among the local production association. 3. The advanced technique of weaving warp and weft kasuri on a power loom is passed down. 4. The coexistence of indigo dyeing and chemical dyeing. Kurume Kasuri has many unique features that make it unique in the world. It is a traditional craft fabric that represents Japan and was designated an Important Intangible Cultural Property of Japan in 1957. [Characteristics of Kurume Kasuri] Narrow width fabric (37-39cm), 100% cotton. A soft texture achieved by handwork by artisans and a manufacturing method that places minimal strain on the threads. A unique, artistic faded pattern. [Specifications] The woven fabric shrinks by approximately 10% after being boiled and air-dried. After purchase, you can cut it as is, so you can use it with confidence. [About display] Colors may appear slightly different in the photo than in real life. [Recommended for the following people] People who want to make the most of their time at home. People who can relate to sustainable initiatives. Patchwork and other craft enthusiasts, or those who are just starting out. People who want to add color to their interior spaces by creating interior and miscellaneous items. [Care Instructions] Machine washable, but using a laundry net is recommended. Using bleaching detergents may cause color deterioration. Leaving the item wet may cause color transfer. Indigo dye may cause color transfer. [About the manufacturer: Shimokawa Orimono] We own a retro Showa-era belt-type power loom with 20 looms connected to a single motor. While carrying on the 220-year-old tradition of Kurume Kasuri, our company culture is characterized by our keen sensitivity to changes in the times and our commitment to challenging ourselves to create new things.