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Japanese workers harvesting sugarcane in Hawaii in the 1890s inspired the no-seam shoulder construction
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this top is perfect for layering under sweaters or wearing on its own
- Healthy spread of carrot
straight silhouette
Roots Shawl Wool Blend Asobi MEDIUM 20 Architecture Japanese workers harvesting sugarcane inNew from Tamaki Niime is an "Asobi" version of their popular Medium Roots Shawl. Dyed using a combination of traditional tie dye and wooden plate techniques, this one of a kind piece is created through a playful, experimental process. This soft, wool and cotton shawl is featherlight and designed for easy daily use. No two scarves by Tamaki Niime are alike; each is made with the banshu weaving style, using vintage looms and the saki zome technique of