Product Details

• Era: Mid-Showa Period (circa 1950s–1960s)

• Material: 100% Cotton

This piece is an unstitched futon cover made of soft Japanese cotton, originally crafted during the mid-Showa era (1950s–60s).
Its gentle orange plaid pattern gives off a warm and nostalgic impression, carrying the softness unique to vintage cotton fabrics that have been washed and used over time.

When you touch it, you can feel the supple texture that comes only from years of everyday use — a quiet echo of life in postwar Japan.
The natural fading and softness bring a depth of beauty that modern fabrics rarely offer.

It works beautifully as an interior textile — for framing, table runners, or cushion covers — adding a touch of warmth to your living space.
It’s also perfect for remake and handcraft projects: patchwork, sashiko stitching, bags, or small handmade items.

In recent years, Japanese vintage fabrics like this have gained growing appreciation among international collectors and creators, who value their individuality and the beauty of age.
This piece, too, embodies that sense of “time-worn beauty” that makes Japanese textiles so special.

Bring the warmth and charm of the Showa era into your creative projects — and enjoy a fabric that tells its own quiet story through texture and color.

🪶 Explore the full story & shop more vintage Japanese fabrics → View our Fabric Collection

Size

Approx. 161cm × 175cm (≈ 63.4in × 68.9in)
Please allow for slight variations in measurement.

Condition

The fabric shows signs of age, including sun fading, weakened areas, missing stitches, and stains.
Edges are unfinished and may fray.

Please note: this piece has been washed twice, but retains the subtle scent of vintage textiles.
Refunds or exchanges cannot be accepted for damages or scent changes that occur after purchase or additional washing.
Thank you for your understanding.

Shipping

The fabric will be carefully compressed for shipping.
Some wrinkles may appear due to packing.
Props used for photography are not included.