Yūki-tsumugi fabric

This is a bolt of Yuki-Tsumugi silk fabric.
Overall, it appears to be in good condition, but I haven't spread it out completely to check, so there may be some overlooked stains or imperfections.

★ Yuki-Tsumugi is considered one of the "Three Great Tsumugi of Japan."
"Yuki-Tsumugi," also known as the "King of Tsumugi," is woven with hand-spun silk wadding yarn that contains air and is almost untwisted, making it incredibly light and warm, offering a supremely comfortable feel.
Today, Yuki-Tsumugi is famous as a high-end textile, but it originally was produced as a side business in regions where sericulture flourished.
Yuki-Tsumugi kimonos are made from high-quality yarn spun by hand, one thread at a time, from silk wadding. They are characterized by their lightness, softness, and excellent heat retention.
Silk wadding is made by boiling silkworm cocoons and spreading them out, resulting in a material that contains a lot of air and is comfortable and gentle. Because it uses high-quality yarn that doesn't compromise the goodness of this material, the texture changes beautifully over time, making it a top-class silk fabric that is passed down through generations.