Long Scarf_Hemp Leaf Pattern

The hemp leaf pattern originated in Japan. It was originally used to decorate Buddhist statues, but it is said that it came to be called the hemp leaf pattern because it resembles a cluster of hemp leaves. Drawing on the plant's vitality, it became a symbol of healthy growth and protection from evil. Even today, this pattern is often used for baby clothes and blankets. Its sophisticated design has also led to its use in a variety of fields, including fashion and architecture. Thus, the hemp leaf pattern has become a symbol of Japan. At Tenjin Factory, we hope to express this traditional Japanese pattern in linen fabric, creating products that can be incorporated into various aspects of life.

The fabric is densely woven and has a firm texture, but the firmness disappears with each exposure to water, transforming into a softer texture. It is washable, so if you notice any stains while using it, please wash it gently and enjoy it for many years to come.

• 50% linen, 50% cotton
• Width 53cm, length 200cm
• Can be washed at home (please follow the washing instructions)
• made in Japan