※Price reduced. This is "sarashi" (bleached cloth), a white bleached cotton fabric (100% cotton, sold in bolts/rolls). Packaging information (100% cotton, length 10m or more, hygienic processing, etc.) Name: Sarashi (bleached cotton cloth). Material: 100% cotton Length: 1 roll = approx. 10m I haven't measured the remaining amount, but it looks like about 90% is left. It has been stored at home for many years, so there may be some slight sun fading. Examples of use: Tenugui hand towels, as a substitute for masks and gauze, bandages, diapers, bellybands, and padding for Japanese clothing, as well as for handicrafts and cleaning. Brand name: Appears to be "Takeho (Takefu)". Specifications (33-34cm width x 10m) Chita-zarashi refers to cotton (Chita cotton) that has been refined and bleached using traditional methods like "wa-zarashi" (Japanese bleaching) and has been produced for a long time in the Chita region of Aichi Prefecture. This area has been a production center since the Edo period, and the traditional "wa-zarashi" method (slowly boiling in a kiln) results in a finish that is "soft and highly absorbent." #100percentcotton #sarashi #fabric #cloth