This listing is for a set of three used tatoushi that we have saved from the inventory we've purchased over the years.   

Tatoushi are the wrapping paper used for storing kimono.  The shape includes a full back measuring 36" x 14", a tab at each short end, and flaps that overlap across the kimono. 

The short tabs and the overlapping covers have white cotton ties that are used to close the paper around the kimono.

In most cases, the name of the original kimono shop is printed on the outer cover, but sometimes these are plain.  Occasionally there may be a clear window on the cover so you can see the kimono pattern inside. And sometimes the paper used is a high-quality washi, but others may be plain, machine-made paper.  Photos are examples only - each set of three is different.

These were used to wrap kimono that we have purchased over the years, so while they are not pristine, they are quite usable.