Water chestnut shell dyed grey-purple rope-grain cotton shawl scarf

Season limited! Autumn and winter are the rich seasons of water chestnut After enjoying the soft, sweet, plump and delicious water chestnut kernels, the discarded water chestnut shells can also be put to good use Water chestnut shell with natural pigments, extracts a calm gray-purple This one is wide enough to be used as a shawl Soft and comfortable cotton The whole is a pattern of rope twist rolls, low-key and textured, suitable for both men and women Suitable for winter or air-conditioned room to keep out the cold / size, specification, size/ Width 100* Height 188 cm /material/ 70% cotton 30% lingering / How to use and maintain/ 1. If you need to wash, please wash it separately. It is normal if the color fades slightly during washing. 2. It is recommended to use neutral shower gel and shampoo, soak for a while (not for a long time), and gently use the water temperature below 30 degrees C with your hands. 3. Do not use harsh lotions or bleach. 4. After cleaning, please hang it in a cool place to dry, and do not expose it to direct sunlight to keep its color bright. 5. It can be dried, if you need to iron, please iron it with a cloth. 6. When collecting, no matter whether it is hung or folded, it is necessary to avoid long-term exposure to the same light source, resulting in local fading. A light-tight bag is recommended for bagging or covering with other fabrics. / Designer and Brand Profile/ The process of dyeing plants is quite complicated Fabric scouring, tying/stitching, dyeing, dyeing liquor extraction Mordant treatment, cooling, rinsing, drying in the shade Mumu looks for various plants that can be used as dyes in nature Different materials, varieties, extraction time Every step will affect the effect of the finished product Each Mummy piece is unique in color and design I hope the warmth of this feel can spread to everyone's life! Origin/manufacturing method Handmade in Taiwan