Tatami Edge Tape, Cross Pattern Japanese Jacquard - 8cm Wide | Bag Making, Heavyweight Trim

Made for bag makers, bookbinders, and textile artists, this tatami edge tape brings authentic Japanese craftsmanship to your creative studio. Woven in Kojima, Kurashiki?�Japan's globally renowned textile hub?�this specialized jacquard trim carries centuries of heritage as traditional edging for tatami mats, now reimagined for modern handmade projects. The cross pattern and heavyweight fabric deliver both visual interest and structural support that flimsy ribbons simply cannot match.

??Width: Approximately 8cm; available by the half yard (0.45m continuous cuts) or as a full roll (11 yards / 10m)
??Material: Approximately 48% polyethylene, 51% polyester, 1% polypropylene blend for lasting durability
??Features: Usable on both sides; woven edges won't fray; holds its shape without heavy interfacing
??Care: Do not iron or machine wash; protect from high heat, moisture, and UV exposure to prevent shrinkage or discoloration
??Origin: Made in Japan (Kojima, Kurashiki City, Okayama Prefecture)

This authentic tatami edge tape is perfect for bag making, pouches, wallets, bookbinding, and even 1:12 scale dollhouse projects. Due to its specialized heritage blend and traditional weaving process, the pattern and color may vary slightly between production lots. Please review the photos carefully, as monitor settings and room lighting may cause slight color differences from the actual product.

Ordering & Cutting Guide

By the Half Yard (0.45m): Multiple quantities will be cut and shipped as one continuous piece (e.g., Qty 2 = 1 Yard / 0.9m; Qty 3 = 1.5 Yards / 1.35m).

Full Roll - 30% OFF (11 Yards / 10m): Sent as a complete, original roll. Select this option to instantly save 30% compared to the standard cut length price.

Discover why textile artists and bag designers trust this stiff, durable trim for creating structured pouches, reinforced tote bag straps, crossbody bands, decorative gussets, and stunning bookbinding accents. Designed by bag designer Kiyoka Akamine and featured in "What to Make with Tatami Edging? A Collection of Cute & Fun Handmade Ideas Using Tatami Edging," this material brings professional polish and authentic Japanese heritage to every handmade creation. Browse our shop to explore more unique textile materials and trims for your next project.