Silk crepe remnants for han-eri (collar) ② Kiku (chrysanthemum) pattern, puffed weave, antique Off-white Width: Approximately 17 cm Length: Approximately 96 cm Instant purchase: Accepted Price negotiation: Not accepted Will be folded and shipped Only shipped via regular mail (Japan Post) This is a piece of white silk crepe with a chrysanthemum pattern, hand-washed with silk laundry detergent to pre-shrink, and ironed with a steam iron, then cut for use as a han-eri. The pattern has puffed up like a puffed weave after washing. I'm making these for myself, but I'm selling the excess. This is vintage or probably antique fabric, which was unused fabric that was thread-tied and decorated as part of a bride's trousseau. I have selected the clean parts from those with sun damage and stains, but there may be some oversight to the extent that it does not affect wear. Also, although it has improved with washing, the fabric has become a little stiff. There is no deterioration such as tearing or ripping (I tested it by pulling my own quite strongly, and it was fine). Although the fabric and han-eri are unused, I will list them as having no noticeable scratches or stains, so please understand. The edges are only pinked. I would like to use up my stamps at home and offer them at a low price, so shipping will be limited to regular mail. Please note that it will take some time to deliver.