Japanese Cotton Scarf | Komainu Playing in the Garden

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Japanese Cotton Scarf | Komainu Playing in the GardenIn this design by moritaMiW, a playful komainu (the lion dog guardians of shrines) is depicted roaming among garden blossoms. Its posture alert but serene, as if pausing in mischievous contemplation. The imagery is printed on a generous 100 103 cm square of soft, woven cotton (Bucking cross), creating a textile that feels light yet wonderfully substantial. Crafted by Kusubashi Mon ori in Japan, the fabric is 100% cotton and finished with a tracing

and product info sticker showing the full design

Newton created a piece of iconography I still find myself inspired by

Næssi multidisciplinary creative consulting studio defines the set of connections and points of tangency between two different vocations and their parallel career paths: Eleonora Carbone

and everyday use

Altitude: 800-1500 m

Count: 50 sheets

plastic-look finish when dry

Environmentally friendly risography print on natural white Munken paper with a velvety surface

rosmarinus officinalis

Henri Timi’s workshop in Marche

ensuring it’s made with respect for people and planet — free from child

and very pleasing to the eye

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