Sarasa refers to a cotton plain weave fabric dyed with various patterns. It has been made since ancient times in a wide area of Asia, such as Java, India, and Persia. The intricately drawn designs are attractive for their exotic beauty. Persian Sarasa is dyed with patterns and colors by hand. Dye is soaked into wooden blocks carved with designs, and the patterns are dyed like stamps. First, black outlines are applied, and then several color plates with different tones are hand-printed. The more detailed the design and the greater the number of color plates, the more skilled craftsmanship is required, and the resulting Sarasa becomes a high-quality product. Production area: Isfahan, Iran Material used: Cotton Size: 100 x 100cm Please contact us if you have any questions about the product. ※Special notes※ Due to the hand-dyeing process, there may be some color bleeding. Please understand this as part of the charm.