Yukata Fabric - 825 - Matoi (Firemen's Flags) - Indigo Koi Azumino-momen fabrics are hand-dyed in

Azumino-momen fabrics are hand-dyed in the Azumino district of Japan (momen means cotton) hence the name Azumino-momen

Tapestry- Cross Stitch needles from Tulip needles of Hiroshima

Mini Quilt: 17" x 17"

pushing with the grain of the fabric

and cloud motifs on an ivory textured dobby weave fabric

Yukata Fabric - 825 - Matoi (Firemen's Flags) - Indigo Koi Azumino-momen fabrics are hand-dyed in100% cotton yukata fabric from Japan. Traditional Kimono Width 13" 14" wide. Wikipedia: A matoi was a flag used in the Edo period of Japan by firemen (, hikeshi) to notify people of a fire near or within a building. It was taken up on a roof near the burning building by the matoi holder (, matoimochi) and waved to draw the attention of other groups of fire fighters, who would then hurry to the site of the fire to assist. Each different group of