Patchwork Maxi Scarf

This scarf is made of three different girls' blue kimono fabrics. The date of this scarf is 1980-90. It is made from a kimono called komon, which is worn by young girls to dress up and go shopping in the city.

Depending on the light, it looks blue like the bright sky or deep blue like the ocean. The fabric is called chirimen, and the way it is woven contracts and reflects the light differently.

Because it is a kimono fabric, it has a pattern not seen in the modern world, and it feels very smooth to the touch. Two types of thicker, warmer fabrics are used for the lining made in Spain . Two hooks are used so that you can attach buttons anywhere you like. Please enjoy various arrangements.

By unraveling kimonos once treasured in Japan and combining them with fabrics from other cultures, a new work of art is born—an evolution of tradition. These fabrics, having withstood the passage of time and traversed borders, take on a renewed life in the hands of their new owners, continuing their rich histories.

Material (front )silk 100 percent

(LIning) cotton polyester Mix

Wrap yourself in warmth and style with this handmade patchwork maxi scarf. Crafted from soft, premium fabrics in vibrant blue hues and floral prints, it features a ruffled hem for a touch of elegance. Perfect for layering on chilly days, this scarf offers both comfort and a statement look. Ideal for gifting or treating yourself to a cozy accessory.