Cat Collar - Genuine Leather / Western woven fabric is super soft. Cat collars/collars

**[ↀωↀ Product description and story]** Collar made of high-grade shirt and tie made of traditional Japanese Nishijin weaving technique The material is delicate and soft, and it is very comfortable to wear. Nishijin weave + real cowhide texture is super! https://c1.staticflickr.com/1/365/31446205040_1600952a18_b.jpg __Note: The product does not contain yellow small bells and small ornaments 喔__ **(Because it is taken by the collar that my baby is using)** https://dl.dropboxusercontent.com/u/56887506/Pinkoi/%E8%8A%B1%E8%89%B2%E9%81%B8%E9%A0%85.jpg The picture above is from left to right: Pink flower 2. Pink blue flowers 3. Dark blue circle 4. Beige circle 5. Dark red daisy 6. Dark blue daisies **[ↀωↀ Feature Description]** Advanced traditional Nishijin weaving technique 100% made in Japan **[ↀωↀ Product Specifications]** Product size: neck circumference about 215-245mm Main material: silk, leather. There are three holes on the collar to resize according to your needs. **[ↀωↀ Maintenance/Cleaning Method]** It can be gently washed by hand, and try not to use wet leather. It can be dried. **[ↀωↀ Origin / production method]** Japan / handmade **[ↀωↀ What is Nishijin Weaving (にしじんおり)?]** In the 5th and 6th centuries, a family named "Qin" came to Japan from the mainland to live in Japan, lived in the suburbs of Kyoto Prefecture, engaged in sericulture, and taught silk textile technology to the local. The history of "Western woven weaving" stems from this. From the end of the 8th century AD, Kyoto was the capital of Japan, spanning more than 1,000 years. There have been many nobles living in the capital. Because Nishijin Weaving is a luxurious high-grade textile, it was deeply loved by the aristocrats and rich people at that time and was greatly developed. Later, Nishijin Weaving absorbed new technologies from the mainland, and always maintained high-quality products. Gradually, it became a representative textile in Japan. Nishijin weaving a wide range of products, such as "kimono" clothing and belts, ties and so on. In 1976, it was designated as a national traditional craft. (Information reference: Arttime Art Network)