I purchased this roll of canvas about 20 years ago from an art supply store in Shinjuku. I've kept it rolled up, and I rewound it to measure the length. It's 115cm wide with selvedge, and 369cm long. It's 100% linen. I believe it was made by Funaoka, a Japanese manufacturer. You can use it as is, or prime it with gesso to your preferred thickness for oil or acrylic painting. I'm not very knowledgeable, but I'd estimate the texture to be medium or medium-rough; please refer to the images. If you'd like, I can provide photos comparing it to something else. I think it's a good, sturdy fabric with a tight weave. The wrinkles on the edges will disappear when stretched on a wooden frame. There may be some loose threads. In the second photo, there's a small stain on one of the selvedges. In the fifth photo, there are occasional small knots where the threads are slightly bunched up. I'm open to a small price reduction.