Cocoon Mayu Raw Silk Scarf - Green (while stocks last)

**A wide scarf made from natural raw silk in Nepal and made of soft natural materials.** https://www.mother-house.tw/wp-content/uploads/2022/10/MN42460_NKINO_model_01.jpg MOTHERHOUSE hand-woven "raw silk" scarf in Nepal for 12 years. In addition to maintaining the characteristics of Nepal such as hand spinning, hand weaving and plant dyeing, it also makes full use of the charm of materials. It is characterized by the unique softness of hand-woven textiles and the versatile design of simple monochrome colors. **Born from the rich nature of Nepal's "raw silk"** Nepal is surrounded by majestic Himalayan mountains. Cocoons grown in mountain villages are transported to the capital Kathmandu in three hours to make fluffy silk, which is then spun by women using spinning wheels. https://www.mother-house.tw/wp-content/uploads/2022/10/MN42460_detail04.jpg The silk threads are then hand-woven into scarves by craftsmen with more than 20 years of experience. The warp and weft threads are all hand-spun raw silk. In order to avoid the breakage of the soft silk threads, about three scarves can be woven every day. It takes time to make, showing the unevenness and thickness of hand-spun raw silk, and completes a fluffy and soft scarf. **According to the scarf style, a year-round scarf** https://www.mother-house.tw/wp-content/uploads/2022/10/MN42460_NMINO_model_01.jpg The cocoon Mayu scarf with rich materials can show its full charm by simply wrapping it around. More short tassel design highlights. The wide size can be used as a shawl in spring and summer, and it is recommended to be fluffy around your neck in autumn and winter. The silk has high warmth retention, and it can also be warm in winter with a turtleneck sweater or coat. https://www.mother-house.tw/wp-content/uploads/2022/10/MN42460_detail02-1.jpg Off-white is not particularly dyed, it comes from a natural cocoon and displays soft tones. Indigo blue and light onion are dyed by two kinds of plants, Polygonum and Rhubarb.