This scarf is gently woven from washi yarn made with Yoshino Honkuzu and soft cotton, then hand-dyed multiple times with genuine indigo. Its crisp texture is perfect for sun protection or staying warm in summer air conditioning. With each wash, the indigo naturally fades, revealing new tones and character over time.

Natural Fibers, Kind to the Skin and Environment
Yoshino Honkuzu is refined using a unique method that pulverizes kudzu roots into fibers. Kudzu fiber is naturally antibacterial and absorbent, with a refreshing texture that feels comfortably crisp on the skin.

Traditional Japanese Indigo Dyeing
Used since the Edo period, natural indigo dyeing is valued for its insect-repelling and antibacterial properties. This item is hand-dyed by artisans using Japan-grown indigo through a traditional process of fermentation dyeing, hand-washing, and air-drying.

Note:

• This product is dyed with natural indigo using fermentation techniques. Plant-based dyes are beautiful but prone to fading and color transfer.
• As each piece is hand-dyed, slight variations in color may occur.

Care Instructions:

• Wash separately, especially from white items.
• Color may transfer if rubbed when wet.

SOUKI
A vintage-style sock brand from Nara, Japan

SOUKI crafts high-quality low-gauge socks using rare vintage knitting machines and natural materials. Each pair is slowly and carefully made to highlight the beauty of the yarn. In a region where traditional sock factories are disappearing, SOUKI preserves local craftsmanship with durable, premium socks that are an everyday luxury.