Matsusaka Cotton Matsusaka Cotton Cultural property of Matsusaka, Mie Prefecture Popular in the Edo period The striped pattern of Ise cotton was called [Matsusaka-jima]. A set of various blue cotton fabrics Perfect for handmade crafts. Includes check and stripe patterns. These fabrics have been cut for creating works. There may be creases, wrinkles, or marks from marking pens. - Material: Matsusaka cotton roll (some may have had the starch removed) - Design: Stripes, checkered patterns - Usage: For handmade crafts and sewing - Color: Blue check patterns - Color: Blue stripe patterns - Color: Blue checkered patterns - Size per piece: Approximately 18 x 30 cm, two pieces are larger - Set: Set of nine pieces - Set: Nine pieces as shown in the photo About the fabric Roll Fabrics marked with a width of 40 are rolls. They shrink about 5 cm per meter the first time they are soaked in water (washed). They are durable and do not easily lose their shape, making them suitable for creating small items. Starch removal Fabric with the starch removed from the roll. Marked with a width of 39. It does not shrink easily even after washing and has a good texture and is soft, making it ideal for clothing and patchwork, etc.