Bark Patchwork Table Mat-Sakura Color Limited Edition

｜Compatible Series｜Bark Patchwork Table Mat-Sakura Limited Color It uses traditional craftsmanship and modern technology, and incorporates rhombus patterns common in traditional culture into patchwork designs to demonstrate cultural integration. -Taiwanese Crafts｜Bark cloth is made from the bark of Taiwan's native paper mulberry tree through traditional bark craftsmanship. -Made locally｜From Taiwan-Pingtung, handmade -Product Features｜Sustainable design, green home Natural materials are specially treated to be durable and moisture-proof ｜Product specifications｜ ． Length 42cmX Width 30cm ． Material: mulberry bark, cotton and linen, twill, interlining ｜Use and care instructions｜ ． Avoid leaving it outdoors and exposed to prolonged sunlight or moisture. ． If you need to pack the product for long-term storage, make sure it is fully dry before putting it into a sealed storage box, and place a desiccant in the box to keep it dry. ． If there is slight dirt, you can wipe it with a cotton cloth dampened with water. ． If the dirt cannot be wiped clean, you can use laundry detergent to clean it. Avoid scrubbing hard when washing by hand. If washing in a washing machine, please put it in a laundry bag. After cleaning, just dry it in the sun or shade. ｜Notes｜ ． The products are made of natural materials and handmade. There are slight differences in size, color and shape (size ±0.5cm). This is normal and is not classified as a defect. Returns and exchanges are not accepted. If you mind, please purchase with caution. ． The bark texture and color are shipped randomly and cannot be specified. ｜About paper mulberry｜ https://live.staticflickr.com/65535/53415940061_87d76ee2e5_b.jpg Broussonetia mulberry is a native species in Taiwan, dioecious and mainly distributed in flatlands to low-altitude mountainous areas. Fertile and growing vigorously in open land with full sun. Paper mulberry is also commonly known as the deer tree in Taiwan. Because the bark is rich in fiber, it was a good raw material for printing rice paper, tissue paper and banknotes in the past. The whole plant secretes milk, which can be made into a paste. Some scholars have discovered from research on the chlorophyll DNA of the paper mulberry tree that the Austronesian language group brought paper mulberry tree all the way from Taiwan to the islands of the Pacific Islands because the bark cloth requires paper mulberry tree. This also proves that the Austronesian language group used Taiwan as their base. The doctrine of eastward expansion. Bark cloth is not only used for daily life, but also has meaningful functions such as sacrifice, life rituals, or exchange. The close relationship between paper mulberry and Austronesian languages has become an important clue for studying the migration of Austronesian languages. Paper mulberry seeds cross the ocean and connect the Austronesian-speaking peoples with each other. Not only are they connected by blood, but they also share the wisdom of culture. In the Austronesian living culture, people and objects are not only related to practical functions, but also a medium for the transmission of emotions and norms. ｜About Black Time｜ https://live.staticflickr.com/65535/53416280634_ce02e5a084_b.jpg "Black Timeless" is a design brand based on bark fiber craftsmanship. There are five team members, composed of young people from the Paiwan and Rukai ethnic groups. "Black" represents the culture of the Paiwan and Rukai people, and "meaningful" is the hope that the spirit of inheriting the culture will be passed on to the next generation. In this fast-paced era, the labor of hands and sincere care have alienated people. We realize that the soul of craftsmanship lies in how to create a better life and convey emotions through objects. We focus on daily life and realize the inspiration or memory given by life in the design of objects by collecting materials from the surrounding environment. In recent years, I have devoted myself to the creation of paper mulberry fiber. Paper mulberry is one of the most common plant materials in our lives after our tribes moved to the plains. We beat the sound of paper towel bark cloth and told stories about building a home through physical labor. Use your soul to weave poems to thank nature for its selfless gift. We strive to make a vibration in this society, and let people hear us constantly singing, praising the land that gave birth to us and the wisdom and spirit of our ancient ancestors, and it will become timeless.