Medium scarf "Three Friends of Winter" 67x67 cm

Medium Scarf with Bamboo, Pine, and Plum, or the Three Friends of Winter, 67x67 cm

Your home in Japanese style!

• elegant medium-sized scarf decorated with a reproduction of my acrylic paintings of the Three Friends of Winter
• the scarf is multi-functional and can be used not only as a practical fashion accessory but also as a tablecloth or for gift wrapping using the furoshiki technique
• the Three Friends of Winter is a popular East Asian motif representing three plants – bamboo, pine, and plum
• in Japan, it is associated with New Year celebrations
• these plants are valued in Japanese culture for their resilience to cold and symbolize perseverance, determination, and indomitable spirit

About the fabric:

• the scarf dimensions are approx. 67 x 67 cm
• the colorful fabric is 100% cotton sateen, the fabric has a beautiful smooth semi-gloss finish
• the scarf can be washed (even in a washing machine) at 40°C. For long-lasting top condition of the product, when washing in a washing machine, we recommend placing it in a mesh bag for delicate laundry.
• ironing is possible with cotton setting and on the right side, including steaming
• we do not recommend tumble drying
• the fabric may shrink slightly after the first wash
• we sewed the scarf directly in our studio
• the fabric is yardage composed of my original motifs and printed by a Czech company

About furoshiki:

• a traditional Japanese technique of wrapping and carrying items using a square piece of cloth
• it is used not only for gift wrapping but also to easily make a bag, for example, using furoshiki
• currently popular for its eco-friendliness and flexibility

About the collection Three Friends of Winter:

• the collection is inspired by the popular East Asian motif depicting bamboo, pine, and plum
• in this collection, you will find porcelain, glass, textiles, jewelry, and small paper items
• I would be happy to create a custom product with this motif for you
• would you like to learn to paint this motif? Check out my online course "Painting on Glass and Porcelain"