This is an 8-sun Nagoya obi, with the end seam undone for repurposing. Once the end is sewn, it becomes an obi, but I hope you will feel free to create with it as fabric. ★Size: Width: Approximately 30.5cm Length: Approximately 461cm Patterned section: Approximately 198.5cm Material: Cotton (may contain some synthetic fibers or linen) Pattern: Geometric patterns, hemp leaf, Japanese patterns Bordered on both sides with lines Color: Persimmon, wheat, brown tones Color reminiscent of plant dyeing ★Because it is a fabric with a deep flavor and warmth, it would be wonderful to remake it by hand into a vest, skirt, bag, fabric basket, placemat, etc.♡ ★Since it is a six-pattern obi, you can design with or without patterns ◎ ★It can also be made into a two-piece obi or a hanhaba obi ◎ ★If making it into a Nagoya obi, the te-saki (hand section) is sewn in a pine needle style. If you can sew the end, it can be used as an 8-sun Nagoya obi that can be used year-round, regardless of age. It is an obi that matches casual kimonos such as komon, tsumugi, yukata, meisen, and wool kimonos. ★It is fabric from about 60 years ago that was stored unused, but there are no scratches or stains. It is in beautiful condition. ★It will be folded compactly and placed in a plastic bag, stored in a dedicated cardboard box, and sent by anonymous Nekopos, which will be delivered directly to your mailbox. Please excuse any folding wrinkles. ★Please also see my profile. Japanese and Western fusion coordination, Showa retro, borro, boro, scraps, fabric scraps, bolts of fabric, fabric, handmade, cotton紬, kimono fabric, natural materials, unraveling, bag