Size 58 cm, brim width 6.0 cm Indigo Leaf Hand-Dyed Wheat Blade Teardrop < Feature 1> The wheat blade was hand-dyed with raw indigo leaves, and then sewn with two types of plain wheat blades. The edging of the brim is also dyed with indigo leaves. It's a time-consuming process, but I think it's a unique hat. < Feature 2> Wheat is a natural material, so you can wear it very coolly. <A word from the craftsman about this work> Picking the fresh leaves of indigo grown on abandoned farmland in Odawara, I made it with dyed wheat blades right away. I won't go into it because it's long, but it's a work that was born out of a wonderful encounter. The so-called "indigo dyeing" uses fermented indigo. The fresh leaves were dyed in a different gentle color. It is "stitched together" in an exquisite balance with plain wheat blades. It is made into a one-of-a-kind hat in the world.