SHINOGI Short Neckband, Kagome Pattern, 043043, Color: Grape Juniper, One Size

・ Neck gaiter for shinogai ・ Kagome (hexagram) pattern, which has been used to ward off evil spirits in Japan since ancient times ・ Can be used as a towel or hand towel ・ Can also be used as a headband ・ Highly breathable to prevent overheating ・ Double-woven (wind-through weave) on a shuttle loom
・Hand printing

[Thoughts and Creations]
This neck gaiter, shorter than a kubimaki, is designed to keep the neck warm and ward off the cold, as well as to wipe away sweat. It was an idea borrowed from PRIRET, a mountain shawl manufacturer. Featuring traditional Japanese patterns closely associated with Ryo, it is an essential item for adding an accent to Ryo's outfit. It has been meticulously crafted by artisans in and around Kiryu City, Gunma Prefecture, a city that has long flourished as a silk weaving center, and is even touted in the Jomo Karuta card game as "Kiryu is the weaving capital of Japan."

[Usability]
It's very gentle on the skin and doesn't stick to your skin even when you sweat. It provides just the right amount of warmth, which is important when using it for shino-ing, and it doesn't overheat like a regular neck gaiter, and it flutters gently in the breeze.

[Mastering]
It's very breathable and quick-drying, so it can be used as a neck gaiter to prevent overheating, or as a towel or hand towel. You can also wear it as a headband when relaxing in a hammock.

[Material characteristics]
The material, a mix of natural materials such as cotton, silk, and linen, is called "Kutsuori" and has a breathable, gauze-like texture and is very soft. It is lightweight, sweat-absorbent, quick-drying, warm, and odor-resistant.

[specification]
Material: Double weave (wind-permeable weave)
Composition: 51% cotton, 29% silk, 20% linen
Size: Approx. 44cm x 34cm
Weight: 16g
Country of Origin: Japan