◆ This is a valuable bolt of indigo-dyed antique fabric, "Yukinko" kasuri. Yukinko is a very popular color and pattern as antique fabric, and it's a useful fabric for remaking and other projects. Due to its popularity, it has been disappearing from the market, and in recent years, the opportunity to see bolts of it has decreased. As it is a valuable item, I would like to sell it to someone who is looking for it. ◆ However, upon inspecting the fabric for this listing, I found that there are many holes. The first 4 meters or so are in good condition (although there are small holes on the edges), but from there, the number of holes increases in the center of the fabric (in the white part of the Yukinko pattern). I noticed more than 20 places with holes. The number of holes in one place is 1-2 in a small area, and 5-7 or more in a large area. The size of the holes is mostly 1.5-2 cm, but some are over 5 cm. It's not that there are large holes, but rather that there are many medium-sized holes. I have taken pictures of the representative parts, so please check them and consider purchasing if you are okay with them. ◆ However, you can take a long piece from the first part with few holes, and you can also take about 30 cm without holes from the part with many holes in the second half. I also recommend it to artists who use the same pattern a lot. Please use it to create wonderful works. ☆ We will ship anonymously. ☆ If there are any defects in the product you receive, please let us know before rating. We will respond sincerely depending on the situation, such as returns and refunds. ● Although the age cannot be specified, It is fabric from the Meiji to early Showa period. ● The material is cotton. ● Size, features, and condition Many holes are visible. Please check the photos and consider. ● Since it is old, there may be some stains, scratches, and holes. Please check the condition in the photos and consider. ● I bought it as a bolt of fabric about 5-10 years ago and have stored it at home for a long time. I inherited it from my mother, who loves handcrafts. She seems to have bought it at antique shops and flea markets in Tokyo. The type of fabric is based on the description at that time. ☆ We also have other antique fabrics for sale. Please take a look if you like (˶ᵔ ᵕ ᵔ˶) ↓ #memi古布 Thank you for reading!