(=^x^=) I am the original antique dealer, Neko (=^x^=) ❤️ I will be listing items that I can recommend to my best friends and benefactors ❤️ every day! ⚫️ For combined purchases, please use the comment section. Automatic bundling is not accepted. ※ In principle, please purchase on the same day. ⚫️ For those paying by bank transfer, please make the transfer on the day of the order. If you have circumstances, please let me know the scheduled transfer date and time. ⚫️ Shipping method may change. It is anonymous shipping. ⚫️ For resale, please do not reuse photos or product descriptions, and create your own original content. No reuse allowed. ⚫️ Please judge the color from the photos and description. If you prioritize color, please go to a physical store. Color is subjective. I cannot answer questions about it. More or less, the appearance will change depending on the monitor environment, etc. Silk, cotton, other materials of han-eri (neckbands), strings, and scrunchies ♡ Items for 500 yen are ★ 500 yen for a single item ★ 350 yen each for 2 to 4 items ★ 300 yen each for 5 or more items ♡ Items for 300 yen are ★ 300 yen for a single item ★ 250 yen each for 2 to 4 items ★ 200 yen each for 5 or more items ⚠️ Please use the comment section for combined purchases ⚠️ In one of the comments, please tell me the alphabet and number at the beginning of the product name. Please also "like" the items to help me find them. (=^ェ^=) Silk scrunchies for beautiful hair I check fabrics purchased at flea markets, etc., by burning them. The problem is that even when burned, it's impossible to tell if it's a mixed weave with a few percent synthetic fibers or pure silk. ※ For those who want guaranteed pure silk, I recommend items from bolts of fabric or items that have been unpicked and washed. ※ Fabrics from flea markets prioritize hygiene over feel. Except for those with shitsuke (basting stitches), I generally wash them by hand before use. Fabrics that cannot be stretched by themselves when wet, and fabrics with foil, etc., are not washed. I wash Ojiya-chijimi (a type of linen), but it's impossible to wash Shiozawa-chijimi (a type of silk). There are various circumstances depending on the item. Those who are concerned should wash them at their own risk. ※ Please judge the size and color from the photos. ★ Product Description The soft rubber inside is about 20 cm. It is unused even after processing. ◆ Made from a washed silk nagajuban (red系) and an unworn Edo Komon (the color is a variation from the beginning, not faded. See photo 4. It's hard to see, but the pink parts have different colors.) #OriginalNeko'sSilkScrunchiesForBeautifulHair #OriginalNeko'sPeelingOffSilkReplacementSleeves #OriginalNeko'sLiarJubanReplacementSleeves #OriginalNeko'sSilkTemporaryStrings #OriginalNeko'sSilkHan-eri(neckbands)