Breeze Mohican Wool Stole

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Inspired by a pleasant, refreshing breeze,
designed with a combination of gentle curves and delicate straight lines. It is made to look somewhat irregular, as if gaps were created by chance.

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A wool-blend version has been added to POLS's MOHIKAN stole. With the addition of wool yarn, this stole offers a more substantial feel and volume unique to wool, compared to the traditional 100% cotton MOHIKAN stole. The Mohican stole uses a multi-layer jacquard weaving technique. By cutting only one end, the stole has a distinctive bag-like shape. The fringe adds an accent, allowing you to enjoy different color and pattern combinations depending on how you wear it.
Even as times change, some things remain constant. "Weaving" is a primitive fabric created by interlacing warp and weft threads, with records dating back over 5000 years in ancient Egypt. Banshu-ori, woven by the people of Kita-Harima, Hyogo, formed its production area from the end of the Edo period, and in the Showa era, it became a high-quality yarn-dyed fabric that spread throughout the world. In the Heisei era, a time of abundant goods, Maruman continues to convey the excitement, joy, surprise, and affection of touching something special through textiles, preserving those pure moments.