Banshu-ori Ultra-fine Cotton Stole

A stole characterized by the vibrant dyeing of the historic Banshu region and its light, airy textile that sways in the breeze.
Made with ultra-fine cotton yarn (100 count single yarn) for a thin and delicate feel.
It folds compactly like a handkerchief, making it a useful item for travel.
【Care Instructions】
● As this is a delicate fabric, please be careful of snagging from accessories.
● It can be hand-washed by gently pressing.
● Washing in a washing machine's hand wash mode (using a laundry net) will cause the threads to gather slightly over time, creating a rich texture.
【Items in the Same Series】
・Maruman Co., Ltd.
Some things remain unchanged even as times change. "Woven fabric" is a primitive fabric woven from warp and weft threads, with records dating back over 5,000 years to ancient Egypt. Banshu-ori, woven by the people of North Harima, Hyogo, formed a production center from the late Edo period and became a globally recognized high-quality pre-dyed woven fabric in the Showa era. In the Heisei era, a time of abundant goods, Maruman continues to convey the exhilaration, joy, surprise, and affection felt when encountering something special, through its woven fabrics.