Kameda Zenmai-ori (Kameda Fern Weave) Zenmai Ei-neru (Fern English Flannel) The weaving of Kameda textiles is said to have begun in the Kyoho era (1716-1736) when craftsmen invited from Echigo wove cotton Kameda-jima. Zenmai-ori is believed to have been devised and commercialized in the 1890s by cotton cloth merchant Yujiro Sato. 【Features】 Woven from a blend of zenmai cotton, which grows on the heads of mountain fern, and cotton. It is insect-resistant and waterproof. 【Uses】 Kimono fabric, coat fabric, cushion fabric, etc. Zenmai-ori, which excels in heat retention and water resistance, was known as "Ei-neru" (English flannel) in the Tohoku region because its texture is similar to flannel. Width: 36 cm Unused, with thread still attached. This item was found during a house clearance. Please check the photos as I do not know the details. Remake Wartime tailoring practice You can tailor it to your own size and use it. #KamedaZenmaiOri #ZenmaiEiNer #KamedaJiOri #KamedaSeisakusho #Rare #Retro