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temari 2 Zip Pouch

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100% spun polyester. Printed on both sides. Non-woven laminate inside with zip closure. Machine washable. Measurements are width x height in inches.

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Zip Pouch

100% spun polyester. Printed on both sides. Non-woven laminate inside with zip closure. Machine washable. Measurements are width x height in inches.

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Temari balls, also known as gotenmari balls, was introduced to Japan by the Chinese around 600 years ago. “Temari” literally means “hand ball” in Japanese. Some of the temari balls have bells inside and are also a popular decoration used in many homes today. It was initially made of material from old kimonos. Scraps of silk fabric would be wound up tightly to form a ball. The wad would then be wrapped with more strips of fabric.

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