Thank you for viewing! I've been familiar with kimono since I was a child, and I've worn a wide variety of them for work, from komon (casual kimono) to furisode (formal kimono for unmarried women). These are carefully washed and ironed scraps of Oshima Tsumugi (a type of silk fabric) from new and unused fabric rolls or recycled kimono. In these times when SDGs are being emphasized, I hope that people of all ages, from young to old, will enjoy the kimono fabric that is attracting attention. These are leftover fabrics after making works, but I've collected them to my liking and am delivering them to you! Please use them for making small items, patchwork, arranging clothes, and more♡ ◇Material◇ Silk ※Some materials may be indistinguishable. Please understand. ◇Size◇ Half width x 25-45cm ※We include a bonus for everyone. ◇Notes◇ The materials are selected to be in the best possible condition, but as they are old kimono fabrics, there may be some stains, pinholes, fraying, creases, wrinkles, fading, insect bites, and storage odors. In the case of antique or Meisen fabrics, the age is used as a texture. We would appreciate it if you could apply only if you understand that. Thank you very much! #FabricScraps #Kimono #KimonoRemake #FabricCuttings #Silk #Cotton #MixedWeave #Wool #Handmade #Handmade #Patchwork #JapanesePattern #Remake #RecycledKimono #Tsumugi #OshimaTsumugi #OldCloth #Tsumugi #Kasuri #Blue #Black #OshimaTsumugi #Pattern #Tsumugi #Tsumugi #Meisen #Komon #FabricScraps #SDGs