#fumilayo Kurumi African prints, which have become increasingly popular in Japan in recent years, originated in the 19th century when they were made in Europe, including the Netherlands, for export to Africa. Currently, they are called Ankara, pagne, kitenge, wax print, etc., depending on the region of Africa. These are hair ties with kurumi buttons made from African prints. Large: 38mm, 3 pieces The back side does not have felt attached. There are various colors and types of rubber bands. Please refrain from purchasing if you are concerned, as these are handmade by an amateur. In addition to being used as hair ties, they can also be worn on the wrist like a bracelet, used to hold up sleeves when washing dishes, attached to bags or hats, and have various other uses. Some people even attach them to eco-bags or walking sticks. They will be wrapped in bubble wrap and shipped in simple packaging. ◆◆Follow discount available. 100 yen off for purchases of 5000 yen or more in total at once. Please comment before purchasing◆◆ ☆Can be changed to Mercari delivery (Nekopos) for an additional 100 yen. #hairtie #hairaccessories #africanprint #africanfabric #kurumibutton #gift #hairband African print scraps and African goods are also on sale. Bulk purchases are eligible for discounts. Please feel free to contact us in the comments. #africanprint #africancloth #africa #africanfabric #waxprint #pagne #kitenge #happyfabric Only kurumi buttons are being sold. 【K3】