Layered wool scarf - rain sound - blue

**Surround yourself with the sound of the pleasant spring rain, and use hand-painted dyeing layers to create a picturesque scarf.** https://www.mother-house.tw/wp-content/uploads/2023/02/MN42420_NGRNO_model_02.jpg The imagery this time comes from the rainwater dripping on the spring flowers and plants, which radiates a warm brilliance under the sunshine. Use irregular ellipse to compare raindrops, showing raindrops of different sizes. In order to present the quiet atmosphere of spring, the base uses lavender to show the overall tension, and chooses soft matching of the same color. https://www.mother-house.tw/wp-content/uploads/2023/02/MN42420_NGRNO_model_01.jpg The color scheme brings a bright mood and adds luster to the face. Just a scarf can create a sense of spring. The delicate pattern is not too high-profile, which is appropriate and easy to match for your own embellishment. Wool and silk are interwoven into light-transmitting fabrics, which have a refreshing texture between Linen, allowing you to flexibly match them from cool early spring to summer. This time, the screen printing technique known as "hand-dyeing" is used to carefully brush and dye the dyes directly on the fabric one by one. Compared with other printing techniques, hand-dyeing can show more vivid patterns. **A picturesque scarf that brings different impressions depending on how it is tied** https://www.mother-house.tw/wp-content/uploads/2023/02/2204_mothersday_MN42420_NGRNO-1.jpg The style is refreshing, suitable for matching with trousers, skirts and various dressing styles. It can be used simply as a shawl, and it is also recommended to wear it in a tie style to make the lines clear. **"Hand Niki Dyeing" Showcasing the Delicacy of Craftsmen** https://www.mother-house.tw/wp-content/uploads/2022/10/nepal_tenassen-1-scaled.jpg The so-called "hand-printing" printing technology is to hollow out the pattern to be dyed on the paper mold, place it on the fabric and apply the dye directly, so that each color can be covered one by one. Different from brush dyeing, which uses the difference of strokes to present its unique charm, every slight misalignment of hand-printed dyeing will be quite obvious on the delicate patterns. Not only can the paper molds not be misplaced in the slightest; in order to avoid uneven dyeing, workers must work in groups of two to maintain an equal speed and strength for dyeing, which requires highly skilled workers to complete.