[SCARF] KUROTANI SOUFU (KUSAKI-DYED, AKANE-RED SHIBORI) | KUROTANI WASHI PAPER|KUROTANI WASHI COOPERATIVE GROUP waijn-wrapping Name engraving is not available

Name engraving is not available

A wire is sewn into the mouth of the pouch so that it conveniently stays open when unzipped

as it feels so modern and quirky

we have been making beads in Kyoto

The table can be used for decorating small plants or holding ncense to create a compact or spacious space

[SCARF] KUROTANI SOUFU (KUSAKI-DYED, AKANE-RED SHIBORI) | KUROTANI WASHI PAPER|KUROTANI WASHI COOPERATIVE GROUP waijn-wrapping Name engraving is not availableMutsuko Yamashiro A collaboration of Kyoto Crafts These sturdy and supple top quality scarves are made by Kyoto craftsmen who weave thinly cut and twisted Kurotani Washi paper and silk threads using the Tango Chirimen technique and dye them with the Kyoto Kanoko Shibori technique. Kurotani Washi, which has a history of more than 800 years, is carefully finished one by one by skilled craftsmen using the traditional handmade technique. This is a