Wool Layered Stole

A wool layered stole using the multi-weave technique. It is woven in an X shape, like a 3D printer. Two fabrics are woven at once, along with the "setsu-ketsu" (joining) that holds them together so they don't separate.
The overlapping colors created by pre-dyed warp and weft threads result in a profound hue called "ori-iro" (woven color). The geometric pattern at the joining point also serves as a design accent. Multiply two by two, then multiply by two again for the front and back. This stole, which can be viewed in a total of eight ways, can be worn, tied, folded, or twisted.
Enjoy various ways of styling it according to your mood for the day.
・Maruman Co., Ltd.
Some things remain unchanged, no matter how times change. "Woven fabric" is a primitive fabric created by interlacing 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 area from the end of the Edo period and became known worldwide as a high-grade pre-dyed 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 woven fabric.