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Handwoven Ramie Summer Cloth - Natural & Unrefined
Handwoven Ramie Summer Cloth - Natural & Unrefined
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This authentic heritage fabric, known as "Xiàbù" (Summer Cloth) in traditional Chinese culture, represents generations of warm-weather wisdom. Woven entirely by hand from 100% natural ramie fiber, this textile embodies rustic authenticity with its characteristically coarse texture and substantial hand-feel. Measuring 54cm wide - an exceptionally generous width for hand-loomed cloth - this sturdy material was traditionally used for summer garments that provided cool comfort in humid climates. Today, its substantial drape and natural texture make it ideal for creating room dividers, door curtains, and other home accents that celebrate uncompromising natural beauty.
Key Features
· 100% handwoven natural ramie fiber
· Traditional "Xiàbù" (Summer Cloth) heritage
· Characteristically coarse and rigid hand-feel
· Generous 54cm width for hand-loomed fabric
· Exceptional breathability and durability
· Natural, unbleached aesthetic
Technical Specifications
· Material: 100% Natural Ramie
· Width: 54 cm (21.3 inches)
· Weave: Traditional Hand-Loomed
· Texture: Coarse, Substantial
· Purchase Unit: 1 meter (1.1 yards)
· Origin: Traditional Chinese Weaving
Ideal Applications
· Natural room dividers and door curtains
· Rustic home decor accents
· Textile art and wall hangings
· Sustainable packaging and wrapping
· Cultural displays and installations
Cultural Note
For centuries, this handwoven ramie cloth provided cool relief during hot summer months, earning its name "Summer Cloth" through generations of practical use. The fabric's natural stiffness softens slightly with time and use, developing a unique patina that tells the story of its purpose.
Care Instructions
· Hand wash in cool water
· Air dry flat
· Iron while damp for straightened texture
· Avoid harsh detergents to preserve natural fibers
This heritage textile celebrates imperfections as marks of authentic craftsmanship. Each piece carries unique variations that testify to its handwoven origins.
