"I drew it on a scarf." Every season, I can't wait to see what kind of world is depicted in this Rakuga Kisscarf. This season, it is now available in 4 wonderful patterns inspired by the collection theme "Botanical Garden"! It's up to you how you enjoy this square piece of cloth decorated with handiwork. We hope that this scarf full of fun will be your partner for spring and summer this year as well. "Hand-woven and hand-painted" Delicate and soft fabric hand-woven from organic cotton. From there, it is a special item that is hand-painted and colored one by one. The scarves were colored by six makers. The thickness of the lines, the bleeding of the colors, the shades, etc., are drawn by human hands The expression is different from one piece to another. This time, I used the garden landscape as a motif to express four patterns. By all means, please come across your own unique one. "How should I wrap it today?" A square scarf can be very different from the look of the pattern you see with just a few changes in the way it is woven or wound. There are many ways to enjoy it just by wrapping it around or tying it in front. Since it is a thin fabric, you can enjoy it as a head item. Put your personality on a scarf. There are no rules. Enjoy the world of free scarves. "Four Views" hana: Flowers in full bloom. tree: A large tree that produces beautiful sunlight. niwa: A garden with dainty rows of flowers. Sora: A sparkling landscape under a blue sky. "Ayandutta's Story" One of the artists of this shawl is Ayandutta. Due to the high fever in childhood, he cannot speak easily. The speech therapy he started with his family didn't work, and Ayan immersed himself in sketching and drawing alone. Is there a place where his passion for expressing something can be utilized? And since he continues to be confined to his own world, can you open the door to the outside? It all started when my father, who had such a thought, told the fair trade NGO "SASHA". While making things with SASHA's friends, Mr. Ayan began to speak slowly. I was able to express myself. Now, Ayan is even rewarded for her skills and expressiveness. He told me that he spends every day happily in the manufacturing that he loves. "15 days and 8 hours" Villages in India are home to many people with traditional skills. Many handicrafts that were becoming obsolete with the times are being revitalized again through fair trade. From a very delicate thread like a streak of light, to a fluffy stole It takes at least "15 days and 8 hours." It's too much of a shame to sum it up with "I'm taking a lot of time" It is a time filled with the energy and beautiful technology of the creator. There is a time woven in here that is not there. You can feel the "power of the hand" of someone other than yourself. We hope that by wearing a hand-woven stole or scarf, you will feel such a small happiness.