Hand-dyed batik. I believe I purchased it in Indonesia a long time ago. The fabric is sewn in a single vertical line, creating a loop. When laid flat in its looped state: Width: 83cm x Height: 107cm If you unravel the seam, it would be 166cm wide, by simple calculation. There is no tag, but it is new and unused. It has a wonderful design with vibrant flowers on a black background, and the patterns are different on the front and back. If you intend to use it for interior decoration or remodeling, please unravel the thread. Batik is a traditional Indonesian wax-resist dyeing technique where Indonesian artisans hand-finish each piece of cloth. Originating from Java Island, it is also known as "Javanese Sarasa" and features plant and geometric patterns. It is used as ethnic clothing, such as sarongs, and is also widely used in modern times for shirts and interior decoration. It is new, but has been stored at home, so please purchase only if you understand this.