This Wool-Blend Scarf, inspired by ancient Greek discus plates, showcases a striking graphic design that effortlessly elevates any ensemble. Crafted from a blend of 70% wool and 30% cotton, it combines traditional Japanese textile practices with contemporary aesthetics. Measuring 61" long and 10.25" wide, this accessory not only offers warmth but also adds a distinctive touch to your wardrobe. Ideal for those seeking both style and comfort, this scarf is a versatile must-have for any fashion enthusiast.
From the brand: MoMA Exclusive: Designer Reiko Sudo was inspired by the ancient Greek sport of discus plates and all things round when designing the Wool-Blend Scarf for her line Nuno (“fabric” in Japanese). Wear this eye-catching accessory to add a graphic finishing touch to any look. Sudo works exclusively with weavers and dyers in Kiryu, Japan, combining traditional practices with modern technologies to create textiles that are original and distinctive. Sudo’s work is represented in MoMA’s collection and her designs were featured in the Museum’s 1998 exhibition
Structure and Surface: Contemporary Japanese Textiles
. The Nuno Discus Wool-Blend Scarf is made of 70% wool and 30% cotton, measuring 61l x 10.25"w.
