wool jacquard stole

[Maruman/Nishiwaki City, Hyogo Prefecture] A single piece of woven cloth, with colors resembling the faint traces of a person's breath and patterns resembling the intricate thoughts of a person's heart, all created through "weaving." Yarn-dyed textiles are made by dyeing the thread and then weaving it. The overlapping colors created by the yarn-dyed warp and weft threads create a tasteful color called ``oriiro.'' POLS jacquard has evolved uniquely by combining fine-count cotton yarn cultivated in the production of high-quality shirt fabrics with jacquard loom technology. From a single thread to a piece of cloth. The weaving method is carefully designed at a glance, and based on the weaving pattern, the craftsmen at the mill (hataba) weave through trial and error to adjust the tension of the threads and the density between the threads to create textiles. ・Maruman Co., Ltd. Times change, but some things remain the same. "Weaving" is a primitive fabric made by weaving warp and weft threads, and it has been recorded in Egypt as far back as 5,000 years ago. Banshu-ori, woven by the people of Hyogo and Kita-Harima, has been produced since the end of the Edo period, and in the Showa period it traveled around the world as a high-quality yarn-dyed fabric. Through textiles, Maruman wants to convey the pure moments of elation, joy, surprise, and love when you touch something special during the ordinary Heisei era.