Kiriko Original Scarf, Classic, Indigo Asanoha namiAsanoha Mon , a hemp leaf pattern, is a continuing tiled pattern composed of six rhombi. An important material, particularly in pre industrial Japan, hemp and other natural motifs often made their way into textile designs. Asanoha Mon is often used for kids' clothing, as children, like hemp, grow very tall very quickly. Each scarf is sewn, pressed, and packaged in Portland, Oregon. Origin of Fabric: Japan Indigo Asanoha Scarf Sewn in Portland, Oregon
The pouch is lined with a striped canvas
PK10 (Assorted)
Chu-sen dyeing seeps all the way through to permanently color the fabric
PK02 (Modern)
Chest: 25"
English only
with the intention of reusing it in the future
Keep it simple or use it as a canvas for patchwork
Pink Asanoha Pocket Square
Dougi jackets were traditionally used for training in Japanese martial arts
What is sweet on the nose comes out savory in the mouth: House's smooth umami flavor showcases vegetal creaminess with brisk oceanic hints
Tie Length: 59"