Wool Layer Stole

A wool layer stole that applies the technique of multi-layer weaving. It is an X-shaped fabric woven like a 3D printer. Two pieces of fabric and the "binding" that holds them together so they don't peel off are woven simultaneously. The overlapping colors created by the pre-dyed warp and weft threads result in a profound hue called "woven color." The geometric pattern of the binding part also serves as a design accent. Two by two, and then two more for the front and back, making a total of eight ways to view the stole. Wrap it, tie it, flip it, or twist it.
Enjoy various styles according to your mood.
Even as times change, some things remain constant. "Textile" is a primitive fabric woven from 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 in the late Edo period and became a high-quality pre-dyed fabric that spread throughout the world in the Showa era. In the Heisei era, a time of abundant goods, Maruman wants to continue to convey the pure moments of exhilaration, joy, surprise, and affection felt when encountering something special, through textiles.