A blouse made of 100% Sri Lankan cotton. The design features double-circle dots, but they were dyed by hand-stamping, so the color subtly varies depending on the location, to the point where you wouldn't notice unless told. The base color is a calm blue, and the double-circle dots are a faded pink. The construction is somewhere between batik-like handcraftsmanship and fully machine-processed manufacturing. I bought this in Sri Lanka over 10 years ago and had it tucked away with souvenirs. I recently found it and finally tried it on, but "I like the fabric, but it doesn't suit me..." so I'm putting it up for sale after a thorough wash. (I washed it twice, once to remove the original starch before wearing it myself. This time, I haven't starched it.) Approximate measurements: width 53cm, length 58cm.