Thank you for viewing. Unused indigo-dyed furoshiki (wrapping cloths) - 4 pieces One piece has stains ← Images 8 and 9 Material: 100% cotton ← 3 pieces 100% rayon ← Image 2 ★Please see the images for the sizes. #Marippe'sFuroshiki ★You can use them as furoshiki, but they can also be used as tapestries or for remaking★ ★Although they are in good condition, please understand that there may be some minor stains. ★There are no boxes, so we will pack them simply★ I have other items for sale, so please take a look. How about using them for remaking, masks, dresses, skirts, etc.? Please understand that there may be some errors as I am an amateur. ☆Indigo dyeing, stencil dyeing, remake, handmade, patchwork, antiques Handmade, kimono, antique, old cloth, vintage Vintage, vintage Old cloth, indigo dyeing, cotton, rare, valuable, intangible cultural heritage Scraps, old cloth, indigo cotton, cotton, stencil dyeing, stencil dyeing, vermilion, red Vermilion, red, kasuri (ikat), e-gasuri (patterned ikat), sarasa (printed cotton), more sarasa, Japanese sarasa, cotton, silk, silk, pure silk Yuki-tsumugi (Yuki silk), Nagoya obi (obi for everyday wear), obi, arabesque pattern, butterfly, Otafuku (a type of mask) Tairyoki (fishing flags), komon (fine pattern), Edo komon (Edo period komon), small flowers, iro-gasuri (colored ikat), hanmono (fabric), crepe Chirimen (crepe), hagire (fabric scraps), hanmono (fabric), Oshima tsumugi (Oshima silk), Oshima, Kurume Kurume kasuri (Kurume ikat), Kurume gasuri (Kurume ikat), chou (butterfly), tefutefu (butterfly) Meiji era, Taisho era, Showa era, Meiji period, Taisho period, Showa period☆