Size 58 cm, brim width 4.5 cm back 5.5 cm front Hand-dyed wheat braid Teardrop < Feature 1> The wheat blades were hand-dyed in various colors and stitched together. It's a time-consuming process, but it's a one-of-a-kind hat. < Feature 2> The Spanish Gobelins ribbon is very impressive. The safety pin of Kim Komi also fastens a ribbon that has been roughly cut off. The casual feeling fits in perfectly. < Feature 3> Wheat is a natural material, so you can wear it very coolly. <A word from the craftsman about this work> I really like the work of a painter named Paul Klee. This hat was born from the desire to make a hat with a color like clay. Using a special sewing machine called a blade sewing machine, A string-like material called a wheat blade is swirled from the top of the mountain. Sew in the form of a whirlpool. According to the wooden pattern, make a shape by the angle of the hand and the amount of force, We will sew while connecting shredded blades of several colors. "Connecting stitching" is something I invented myself, and I haven't seen it anywhere else so far. Of course, there may be people in the wide world who have done it before me. Hand-dyed wheat is deliberately cut into small pieces and sewn while connecting. It takes a lot of time, but I think it turned out to be a hat with good taste. I tailored it with the hope that it would be a "casually eye-catching" hat.