Description
This stole depicts "Dadacha beans" which are representative of Yamagata.
Dadacha beans have a slightly browner and lumpy appearance compared to edamame.
The beans are smooth and shiny, flaky when boiled, and become sweeter the more you chew, making them very delicious.
I especially found the three-dimensional feel of the bean bag interesting, and drew the fun curves of the pods across the entire stall in a rhythmic manner.
There, the beans are hidden in plain sight.
At first glance, it doesn't look like a "Dadacha Bean" pattern, but it's actually a piece filled with the love of beans.
The fine stitching pattern on the hem is an accent, giving it a gorgeous feel when rolled up.
Textiles are patterned using a technique called velor cutting.
The velor pattern has a three-dimensional feel, so it has a glossy feel and the colors are more vivid.
The base fabric is very smooth and has a soft texture that feels good ♩
When you wrap it around your neck, it has just the right amount of volume, so you can enjoy it as an accent color.
A light and very soft stole that goes well with a thin spring coat.
It can be used for a wide variety of purposes such as blouses and cut-and-sew items.
It is also recommended for carrying as it can be folded compactly.
No.
ito-F233-00
Size.
145cm50cm
Quality.
co 76% recycled fiber cu 24%
Color.
off white
