n-17 | indigo fine paper Options:3 kamenozoki Gima means to "fake linen"

Gima means to "fake linen" in Japanese

which may take off the starch on the surface of the yarn until woven

It is YARN

and keep it till there is enough to spin silk out

Very crisp in feeling

n-17 | indigo fine paper Options:3 kamenozoki Gima means to "fake linen"Extremely fine single ply fine paper yarn dyed in natural indigo. This is probably one of the finest commercially available paper yarn. Imagine a fabric from this yarn. Almost translucent. Extremely light This yarn also comes in an indigo kasuri, spring green, and also in natural white if you are a dyer. Please note that the colors you see on the screen may not be accurate as each monitor displays differently. Thank you for your understanding. unit