"Healed by the Raker" "Raker" means "line" in Nepali. This stole features short thread patterns carefully woven during the hand-weaving process. It is a lovely pattern that looks like clouds drifting in the sky or ripples on the sea. "Soft and freely enjoyed" Large wool-cotton stoles are versatile items that can be transformed into various shapes. It combines warmth and style. Just loosely roll it up for a nice look. The short fringe makes it easy to match with any outerwear. A classic wrap where you make loops and tuck in the edges. The fringe part stands out, giving it a glamorous finish. Twisting around is fun when you try various creative twists. Finally, I casually draped it over my shoulder. You can fully enjoy the gentle texture of the stole. Find your own favorite way to wrap it. "At Dundi's workshop." The wool-cotton shawls are made by Dundi and his team's workshop in Nepal. Old looms line up in the area. After winding the warp thread you dyed yourself, you pass each strand through the hole one by one to prevent tangling. Hundreds of times over and over... It's such a delicate task that you'll narrow your eyes wide. Since weaving finally begins from there, it truly requires a lot of patience and manual work. Furthermore, in workshops without washing machines, everything is hand-washed and foot washed. Moving your feet rhythmically, as if dancing. Their powerful laundry time, which uses their entire bodies, cheerfully flows through the afternoon. In Nepal, where power outages are common, there is a risk that work may stop midway if you use electricity. By carefully and reliably carrying out each task with our own hands, even if it takes many times the time and effort, Dundi says it is environmentally friendly and allows for 'handcraft' that can be done through the power of people and nature. For this stole, patterned lines are applied here and there throughout the sole. Threads forming patterns are inserted into overlapping thin weft and warp threads, and the pattern is woven smoothly. Over and over again. Behind the cute patterns that fit into everyday life, meticulous and meticulous handwork is truly alive. "Blue and Gray Lighting Up in Winter" To match warm patterns, I deliberately chose the cool blue color and the easy-to-match gray. If you look closely, you can see that the colors of the vertical and weft threads are different. That ingenuity achieves the texture of the fabric with nuanced features. Fresh color schemes for autumn and winter outfits. The colors woven by handwork will surely brighten your daily life.