online This unique textile is made of a crisp white cotton with printed text throughout. This panel would be folded in half and stitched to make a sack for storing goods, in this case a type of fertilizer used for agriculture. A bold and graphic unique piece of history!
Measurements:
Length: 38"
Width: 33"
Late Shōwa era (1945–1989)
Good vintage condition
Some scattered spotting throughout and especially along bottom, stains on corner (see photos)
RETURN POLICY:
On our vintage items we unfortunately cannot accept returns unless they were misrepresented in some way. Please be aware that our vintage items can be anywhere from 40 to 150 years old, and as such they will likely be gently used and may have signs of wear. We do our best to find and note any condition issues, so please read carefully. There is always a chance that we missed something, but if you have any issues with your purchase please contact us and we will do our best to help you.
SHIPPING POLICY
We ship Mon-Fri from Los Angeles, California via USPS. Most orders are processed and shipped within 2 business days, however orders placed on Fridays or over the weekend may ship the following Monday. We cannot 100% guarantee delivery times once it is out of our hands, especially during the holiday season and on international orders, but if your order is particularly urgent please message us to let us know and we will do our best to ship as quickly as possible.
Product code: Crisp white cotton printed panel online for storage of goods