Sayagata (Sayagata) Han-eri (collar) Through the packaging, there appears to be a stain or some kind of debris woven in. It's quite small, so it shouldn't affect use, but please refrain from purchasing if you are concerned. It looks silver, but it's a white pattern on a white background. It can be used for formal wear. The material is unknown as there is no indication. I've heard it's a good quality item. One of Japan's traditional patterns, "Sayagata." A continuous pattern derived from the Buddhist symbol "卍" (manji). The name comes from the silk fabric called "Saya" that was introduced from China. It's a pattern that can be used for both celebratory and mourning occasions, and is often used as a ground pattern on kimono fabric. The meaning of the "卍" and its continuous nature express prayers for the prosperity of the family and longevity. 001