Mr. Ida Pattern Double-sided Wrapping Cloth (Matsu) 104cm | A lucky cloth wishing for longevity × Kyoto dyeing technique
The Ida Pattern Research Institute reconstructs the traditional lucky patterns as a double-sided wrapping cloth, adding modern elegance. Kyoto
artisans use the "double-sided dyeing" technique to beautifully finish both the front and back sides with colored cloth.
It is also popular as a gift for entrance ceremonies, graduations, weddings, childbirth, and longevity celebrations.
About the design "Matsu"
The pine tree, which lives for a thousand years, is a symbol of longevity and splendor.
From the perspective of vitality, it is a familiar lucky pattern, and it is a lucky cloth that wishes for longevity without illness and disaster.
The folds of the four seasons and the wrapping and tying scenes also create a sense of quality.
Product specifications
- Size: Approximately 104cm × 104cm
- Material: 100% cotton (shantung)
- Method: Tenjiku weave / double-sided dyeing
- Usage: Bags, sofa covers, tablecloths, bath towels, wrapping, and more
Material and texture
The "shantung raw fabric" used is characterized by its unique weaving pattern where the thickest threads are woven unevenly and its high strength.
Durable enough for heavy loads, and the more you use it, the better the soft texture becomes.
Ideal as a gift or for everyday use
With a good weave and well-washed content,it naturally suits both interiors and fashion with its versatile charm.
Recommended both as a gift and as a treat for yourself.
