Nushiya Cashmere Scarf
The print of these scarves is inspired by antique Japanese bowls, which contain a fascinating multi-layered material. There is a hidden flock of orange and green fibers under the lacquer layer, and it makes the material appear brownish when viewed from a distance. The production of Japanese lacquerware begins with a group of lacquer masters, called nushiya, who are mainly involved in the coating process.
80 % Wool, 20 % Cashmere / ökotex
25 cm × 122 cm (double layered)
Printed in the UK
Textiledesign: Laurie Lamborelle
The print of these scarves is inspired by antique Japanese bowls, which contain a fascinating multi-layered material. There is a hidden flock of orange and green fibers under the lacquer layer, and it makes the material appear brownish when viewed from a distance. The production of Japanese lacquerware begins with a group of lacquer masters, called nushiya, who are mainly involved in the coating process.
80 % Wool, 20 % Cashmere / ökotex
25 cm × 122 cm (double layered)
Printed in the UK
Textiledesign: Laurie Lamborelle
The print of these scarves is inspired by antique Japanese bowls, which contain a fascinating multi-layered material. There is a hidden flock of orange and green fibers under the lacquer layer, and it makes the material appear brownish when viewed from a distance. The production of Japanese lacquerware begins with a group of lacquer masters, called nushiya, who are mainly involved in the coating process.
80 % Wool, 20 % Cashmere / ökotex
25 cm × 122 cm (double layered)
Printed in the UK
Textiledesign: Laurie Lamborelle