[SCARF] KUROTANI SOUFU (KUSAKI-DYED, INDIGO TIE-DYE) | KUROTANI WASHI PAPER|KUROTANI WASHI COOPERATIVE GROUP 甲冑 In addition to decorating the

In addition to decorating the dining table with pickles and condiments

and the chopstick tips are finished with a matte finish using blown lacquer

The type of face is a child's face

Using linen cloth

[SCARF] KUROTANI SOUFU (KUSAKI-DYED, INDIGO TIE-DYE) | KUROTANI WASHI PAPER|KUROTANI WASHI COOPERATIVE GROUP 甲冑 In addition to decorating theMutsuko Yamashiro A collaboration of Kyoto Crafts These sturdy and supple top quality scarves 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 "nurturing