Meiko Yuzen Juban This is a traditional Japanese pattern fabric with a Genjiguruma (carriage wheel) design. Features: About the Pattern: The large wheel-like pattern is called "Genjiguruma" and originates from a story in the Heian period where ox-cart wheels were soaked in a river to prevent them from drying out. It is often combined with flowing water, making it a motif associated with water. Color and Uses: The fabric has a deep blue-green background with brown and green patterns, creating a calm atmosphere. It is often used as fabric for Japanese clothing such as Nagajuban (long undergarment), but it can also be used for various handmade products such as Japanese accessories and interior decorations. While researching products, I found a Nagajuban that had been tailored, so I borrowed the photos. - Material: Pure wool muslin - Size: 5m x 75cm - Design: Wheels on a blue background - Color: Blue - Uses: Kimono, bolt of fabric The thread is closed. It is in beautiful condition as far as I can tell. *Please note that there may be small dye unevenness from the beginning (like the spots in image 10). Please note that the shipping may involve removing the binding thread and refolding the fabric. Thank you for viewing.