My grandfather was a tatami maker. These are new but have been stored for a long time, so there may be some aging and sun damage. Please check the photos. Tatami omote (surface) / Tatami-beri (edge) / Tatami-heri (border) / Remake / Materials / Handmade / Mini tatami / Coasters / Flower decorations / Rugs / Ornaments / Wall hangings / Tatami materials / Fabric edges / Mats / Tatami / Japanese culture / Japanese-style room / Natural materials / Heri (border) The width of the heri is + a few cm, except for the width itself. Width 8cm x Length 150cm Width 8cm x Length 150cm Tatami Omote (surface) Width 20cm x Length 105cm This is the "omote" (surface) of the tatami mat. Due to the structure of the tatami omote fabric edges, the length (the horizontal side will fray, so please purchase a size larger than the required size. Fraying can be resolved by using glue or a glue gun. There is a lot of stock of tatami omote and heri, but there are no two tatami omote that are exactly the same due to color and deterioration. From AI function: Mini Tatami Easiest: Use cardboard or cork to add thickness. Materials • Igusa omote (surface) • Cardboard / Corkboard / Styrofoam board (core material) • Double-sided tape or wood glue • Tatami-beri (heri) How to make it 1. Cut the core material (cardboard, etc.) to your desired size. 2. Attach the igusa omote to the core material with double-sided tape. 3. Fold the excess grass to the back and secure with tape. 4. Attach the heri around the perimeter (double-sided tape or staples). • You can get a thickness of around 10mm by layering 2-3 sheets of cardboard. • Cork and styrofoam are lightweight and durable. Materials • Styrofoam board or foam board (100-yen store / home center) • Thickness: Recommended around 10-15mm • Wood glue, double-sided tape, cutter How to make it 1. Cut the board to the desired size. 2. Attach the igusa omote with glue or double-sided tape. 3. Fold and secure the edges on the back. 4. Attach the heri Full-fledged: Make it like a straw floor (more realistic) Materials • Thick paper + newspaper + felt (laminate to make the core) • Igusa omote on top, kraft paper etc. on the bottom How to make it 1. Layer thick paper → newspaper → felt alternately and press with glue. 2. Adjust the height to about 10-20mm. 3. Attach the igusa omote on top. 4. Wrap the perimeter with heri. Thank you for viewing.