Thank you for viewing! This is a piece of fabric made from a disassembled synthetic fiber kimono. Tatakizome style (dyeing technique) Flowing water with cherry blossoms and plum blossoms pattern #Marippe's Komon Fabric Scraps Material: Synthetic fiber Base color: Pink gradation Size: Half the width of the body Width: 37cm, Length: approximately 160cm ★The condition is good, but there may be some minor overlooked stains or slight discoloration★ Please understand that there may be some loose threads, holes from thread removal, or areas where threads haven't been completely removed. I have other items for sale, so please take a look. How about for remaking, bags, coats, patchwork, making dresses, skirts, etc.? Please understand that there may be some slight errors as I am an amateur. ☆Indigo Dyeing Remake Handmade Patchwork Antiques Handmade Kimono Antique Era Goods Vintage Old fabric Indigo dyeing Cotton Rare Valuable Intangible Cultural Heritage Fabric scraps Old fabric Indigo cotton Cotton Katazome (stencil dyeing) Katazome (stencil dyeing) Vermilion Red included Vermilion Red Kasuri (ikat weaving) Sarasa (Indian chintz) Japanese Sarasa Cotton Silk Silk Pure Silk Yuki Tsumugi (silk fabric) Yuki Tsumugi Nagoya Obi (belt) Arabesque pattern Butterfly Otafuku (clown mask) Tairyoki (fishing flags) Komon (small pattern kimono) Edo Komon (Edo period small pattern kimono) Small flowers Iro Kasuri (colored ikat) Iro Gasuri (colored ikat) Hanpatsu (bolt of fabric) Chirimmen (crepe) Hagire (fabric scraps) Fabric scraps Hanpatsu (bolt of fabric) Oshima Tsumugi (silk fabric) Oshima Kurume (textile) Kurume Kasuri (ikat weaving) Kurume Gasuri (ikat weaving) Cho (butterfly) Tefutefu (butterfly) Meiji Era Taisho Era Showa Era Meiji Period Taisho Period Showa Period☆