WOOL SHIBORI SCARF CRANES and release fragrance after the

and release fragrance after the sun goes down

you’ll find trivia question cards that explore the great state of California

A soft watercolor palette of dusty yellow

Add a touch of citrusy whimsy to any look

Author and illustrator Marc Majewski crafted this emotionally tender story about a young child who loves to dress up as a joyous and colorful butterfly

WOOL SHIBORI SCARF CRANES and release fragrance after theThis striking 100% wool scarf is made using the shibori dyeing technique. The word shibori means to wring, squeeze, and press, referring to the traditional, manual Japanese dyeing technique. This technique produces multitone patterns on fabric and is similar to yet more intricate than tie dyeing. The earliest example of shibori dyed fabric in Japan is from the eighth century, found among the goods donated by Emperor Shmu to the Tdai ji temple in Nara.