Japanese Native Cloth

Japanese Native Cloth
JAPANESE NATIVE CLOTH
A plain weave, native hand-loom woven cloth, used for embroidery and other fancy stitch work. Woven 14-in. wide, in fine qualities from unsized cotton; one quality has 54 ends and 48 picks per inch, 42's T., 40's W.

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