Sufiyan Ismail Khatri 500カウント ミニアチュールショール COLOR:Indigo Lac subdued sheen unique to mulberry

subdued sheen unique to mulberry silk and the gentle warmth of rustic handwoven texture

70 cm (front) / 77 cm (back)

近年は手紡ぎのものだけでなく、機械紡績（といっても村の素朴な手回しの紡績機）のものも多いですが、こちらは伝統的な手法で手紡ぎ、手織りしています。

thin fabric makes it perfect for wearing alone in the summer or as an inner layer in other seasons

Sufiyan Ismail Khatri 500カウント ミニアチュールショール COLOR:Indigo Lac subdued sheen unique to mulberryProduct Description This shawl was made in the workshop of Sufiyan Ismail Khatri, a leading expert in Ajrakh dyeing. Ajrakh is a traditional dyed fabric passed down by the Khatri community, who migrated from Sindh to Kutch in Pakistan about 400 years ago. Many of its designs feature symbols of stars, and are made using resist dyeing and printing techniques. Among them, this stole, named Miniature (meaning "fine"), uses a woodblock that is smaller than