Kasaneiro Square Scarf-Tip-Beige X Dark Blue (Limited while stocks last)

**Just like the "treetops" that have passed through the cold winter and are dyed with spring colors. Add natural beauty to scarf serigraphy.** https://www.mother-house.tw/wp-content/uploads/2023/02/MN42480_detail_NBENO_01.jpg The flowers on the treetops survived the cold winter and bloomed towards the spring sky, showing the bright spring scenery on the scarf. The beige and blue base is used to show the image of warm air in spring, and the hand-painted lines show the treetops extending towards the blue sky. The simple pattern is a refreshing embellishment for spring clothes. **A scarf that changes your impression depending on how you style the scarf** https://www.mother-house.tw/wp-content/uploads/2023/02/MN42480_NBENO_model_03.jpg Fold the scarf diagonally and tie it in a tie knot or double loop. When worn with a shirt or coat, it will show a neat impression. **"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.