Linen Scarf with Naturally Fermented Indigo Dye Restocked - September-October 2021

Linen Scarf with Naturally Fermented Indigo Dye Restocked - September-October 2021This 100% linen scarf is dyed using the traditional Japanese natural indigo (aizome) method. Lightweight yet offering a beautiful sense of volume, it drapes softly around the neck or over the shoulders. It provides comfortable warmth in cooler months and is also ideal to carry during warmer seasons, offering a light layer in air conditioned spaces. Natural indigo dyeing relies on fermentation. To create a fermenting indigo vat, warmth, alkalinity, and

featuring beautiful patterns from their traditional collection

She has recently developed her own style of illustrations using Japanese traditional black (sumi) and orange ink

organic form of the branch makes it comfortable to scoop and serve

natural slubs of silk

while the thick decorative strips and the sturdy handle—seamlessly connected around the base—add a bold

Measurements (Inside dimensions): [Size#2D] L136 x W98 x H150 × D143 mm

Dimensions (Inner dimensions -Length x Width x Height / H indicates the external height including the lid):

Whether used for pens

symbolizing good luck

made from carefully arranged vintage fabric remnants

Material: brass

LINK pocket squares are made of the same soft cotton as the larger furoshiki - not as showy as silk