Okawahara, Handkerchief with Yutan Big Catch Flag, Tai LAPTOPCOVER These maze-like patterns are a

These maze-like patterns are a symbolic part of the Ainu religion and culture as it was believed that these maze designs could trap evil spirits or protect you against the evil spirits all-together

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Okawahara, Handkerchief with Yutan Big Catch Flag, Tai LAPTOPCOVER These maze-like patterns are aWind, wrap, sling, tie, decorate, layout. These colorful handkerchiefs dyed using the nori kome technique are useful and versatile. Made in Japan from lightweight cotton, they are handy to carry with you to use as a towel, napkin, scarf, headband, or accessory in your pocket. Nori zome is a dyeing technique that utilizes rice paste to create intricate designs. By applying the paste to the cloth, artisans block out specific patterns. When the fabric is