Apron Kamedajima CN13 Kamedajima (Kameda stripes) is a traditional daily-use fabric created in 1696 during the Edo period, and played an indispensable role in the everyday lives of the people of Kameda, Niigata. During the Edo period, striped fabrics were incredibly popular, as can be witnessed in many of the era’s famous ukiyo-e woodblock prints.Niigata, the birthplace of kamedajima fabric, was a flourishing port city. For 300 years during the Edo period, Japan enjoyed an era of undisturbed peace and creativity. Kamedajima is a natural, gentle fabric that expresses the values and aesthetics of the era. COLOR: Navy (CN13-2) MATERIAL: Cotton 100%SIZE: Chest 54 cm, Length 95cmWeight: 230gDesign: Go Japan  סינר קמדג'ימה CN13Kamedajima הוא בד איכותי ומסורתי מ נייגאטה ביפן עם רכים, עמידים וצבע יפהפה. צבע: שחור 2CN13-1)חומר: כותנה 100%גודל: חזה 54 ס"מ, אורך 95 ס"ממשקל: 230 גרם