Description

**Awarded the “2012 Taiwan Excellent Crafts” certification by the Ministry of Culture** **Selected into the “2012 Taiwan’s Top 100 Tourist Specialty Products” organized by the Taiwan Tourism Specialty Products Association** Using 100% silk as the warp and 100% cotton as the weft, it is repeatedly dyed with natural dyes such as pomegranate peel, madder, fumu, qilixiang, cochineal, ink tree, and indigo. Pay attention to the color matching effect when designing, and pay attention to color evolution when overlapping dyeing, presenting elegant natural color quality. The dyeing technique uses segmented tying and multiple counter-dying. Each color is dyed with the tying technique as a resist dyeing to retain the color. In this way, after several times of untying and over-dying, rich color changes are formed. Although multiple counter-dyes are labor-intensive and time-consuming, they can bring out unexpected creativity in dyeing. Scarf size: about 80 200 cm (the actual size may have a slight error due to different measurement methods) All products use natural dyes. Natural pigments are affected by plant growth season, climate, soil quality, sunlight, etc., and due to differences in manual dyeing and production, there will inevitably be slight color differences. Each batch of products may not reproduce exactly as it is, but the dyer will Adjust carefully based on aesthetic experience.

Material

Silk

How It’s Made

Handmade

Where It’s Made

Taiwan

Unique Features

Award-winning design

Stock

More than 10

Ranking

No.164,603 –

Accessories

| No.3,233 –

Knit Scarves & Wraps

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Product Type

Original Design

Listing Summary

Ode to Colorful Feathers Series-Tian Dye Silk Straight ScarfThe color scheme is derived from the colorful feathers of Taiwan’s five tame birds: the vivid and lively color of the eight-color bird, the sweet, ripe and gorgeous ring-necked pheasant, the fresh and refined green dove, the handsome and elegant rock pigeon, and the gorgeous and colorful mandarin duck.The vivid color suites from the mountains and forests are collected and boiled and dyed into permeable halo patterns and overlapping color evolutions. When used, it is easy to pleat the color changes and produce various combinations.