A scarf designed with the motifs of "things that are typical of Yokohama" and "things that are typical of a scarf."
The hand-printing and careful sewing by skilled artisans result in intricately detailed patterns, a beautifully sharp finish, and rich colors. Hand-printing, in which stencils are pressed by hand onto the fabric one by one, is a technique that requires time and experience, with artisans repeatedly walking back and forth across a printing table that is approximately 25 meters long. In particular, the edges are treated by hand-rolling, in which the fabric is rolled up and sewn evenly. This soft, plump edge is the mark of a high-quality scarf. The skill and passion of the artisans who have put in countless hours of effort are condensed into this scarf.

The delicate and sharp pattern is based on the motifs of "Yokohama" and "scarf." The deep colors and soft, plump hand-rolled edges are carefully dyed one color at a time using hand-printing (silkscreen printing), which requires skilled techniques.

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