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2 Inch Wide Hand Made Soft Metallic Woven Braided Round Belt Color: Gold Size: S/M - 37 END-TO-END

-100% man made braids detailing
-Non leather
-Two inches wide, flexible sizing
-Stylish
-This belt features braided woven style, D ring buckle, 100% hand made. Flexible sizes.
-Material: 100% Faux Leather - PVC, Animal free material.
-Width of Belt: 2" (50mm)
-Size Chart:
|S/M - 37" END-TO-END
|M/L - 41" END-TO-END
|L/XL - 45" END-TO-END

-Notes: the size description in this chart indicates total length of the belt, therefore it would be more comfortable to choose a size about 5" or bigger than the measurement of your waist or where you wear this belt.

Paper currency was a by-product of Chinese block-printing. It started in Tang but not until Song dynasty that it became institutionized as a governmental policy. It had two main advantages over money made out of silver, gold, copper or iron: It was easier to carry around and the copper and iron could be saved for use in everyday objects. Names and seals were printed and written on paper money by the government officials who issued it. Unfortunatey no written documents exist today which enable us to know how this system of paper currency actually functioned prior to the Yuan period. When Maro Polo traveld to China in the 13th century, he was so impressed by paper money that he described how it was made, used and valued. Paper money was not used in Europe until the 17th century.
Paper money began with the "flying cash" of the Tang (618-907) dynasty around 800. The Tang government considering the inconvenience of shipping cash to distant areas where government purchases were made, paid local merchants with money certifiactes called "flying cash", because of its tendency to blow away. These certificates bearing different amounts of money could be converted into hard cash on demand at the capital. Since they were transferable, they were exchanged among merchans almost like currency.

Set of 3 Gold Colored Japanese Washi Tape with number, typewriter lettering, icons - great for scrapbooking, art journaling, and card making!! Acid free and archival safe- made of japanese washi (rice paper) and is semi transparent so they are great for layering your art work!