Cashmere Handwoven Cashmere Silk Stole [Hiiraba 02]

Handwoven Cashmere Silk Stole [Hiiraba*02] Materials: 70% Cashmere, 30% Silk Size: Approx. 57cm x 185cm (excluding 9cm fringe) Weight: Approx. 200g This is a large stole made from 100% high-quality cashmere silk yarn spun in Italy. Using two strands of fine-gauge yarn, it is gently handwoven. Unlike machine-woven products, this allows the fabric to trap air, resulting in a fluffy, soft texture with a very smooth feel that drapes lightly over the body. Warm ivory is used for the warp threads and soft beige for the weft threads, creating a delicate and intricate pattern. The subtle difference in hue between the warp and weft threads makes it appear solid from a distance, but the lustrous pattern clearly emerges depending on how the light reflects, creating a subtly elegant and glamorous stole. The weave pattern and color distribution are reversed on the front and back, allowing for various looks depending on how it's worn. In spring and autumn, it can be worn open as an alternative to outerwear; in winter, it can be wrapped snugly around the neck like a scarf. Its elegant sheen also makes it suitable for formal occasions. The versatile beige color pairs well with any outfit, making this stole an ideal accent for a simple and sophisticated adult wardrobe. Cashmere fibers are characterized by their exceptional fineness and softness compared to other animal hair fibers. Despite being very light, they offer excellent warmth and moisture retention, and are gentle on the skin, making them safe for those with sensitive skin. The combination of cashmere's unique fluffy, smooth texture and silk's distinctive elegant luster creates a meltingly soft, gentle feel that can be enjoyed year-round. While made from delicate materials, proper care will deepen its character and allow you to cherish it for a long time. Instructions for washing your cashmere stole will be included with your purchase. * If you would like gift wrapping, please let us know, as it is available free of charge.