This is a used item.
Emiowasu Karen Stole Indigo Dye
Emiowasu Karen Stole Aizome
I bought it at a home exhibition two years ago.
I washed it twice because I wanted it to soften quickly, but I ended up not using it and kept it in storage, so it's in good condition.
Approximately 42cm x approximately 192cm
(Approximately 202cm including fringe)
From Emiowasu's website
A hand-spun and hand-woven cotton stole woven on a traditional waist loom in a Tay Karen village.
Made with unbleached and indigo-dyed thread.
I changed the density of the indigo in the warp threads and used two colors, a dark indigo and a light indigo in the middle.
Glutinous rice is used instead of glue, and beeswax is applied during weaving to make it stronger.
At first, it has a stiff, linen-like texture, but it gradually returns to a soft, fluffy cotton state and has a pleasant texture.
Because it is hand-woven, there may be slight weaving irregularities or weaving scratches.