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SPACE ODYSSEY Wool & Silk Hand-Embroidered Stole (Fuchsia Pink)

SPACE ODYSSEY Wool & Silk Hand-Embroidered Stole (Fuchsia Pink)

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◆Materials◆
80% Wool, 20% Silk
Embroidery Thread: 100% Rayon

◆Color◆
Fuchsia Pink
◆Size◆
41cm x 158cm (excluding fringe)

◆Country of Origin◆
India

◆Product Description◆
"SPACE ODYSSEY"
A British textile designer drew inspiration from David Bowie's famous song "SPACE ODDITY" to create this design, which Indian artisans then meticulously hand-embroidered stitch by stitch using Ari embroidery.

Product Details

The masterpiece "Space Oddity" itself was inspired by the movie "2001: A Space Odyssey."
The design, which scatters numerous small motifs such as the sun, moon, planets, stars, spacecraft, and astronauts across the entire stole, is a popular design by TARA BLANCA.
Even designs that might appear childish when printed are finished with intricate and detailed hand embroidery, making this a beloved item that tickles the playful spirit of adults.
This is a piece you'll want to incorporate into your everyday fashion, making the stole the star of your outfit.
It's made from a thin wool-silk material woven with dark purple warp threads and fuchsia pink weft threads. The dark purple fringes also add an accent.

The thin wool-silk material can be used year-round: as protection from air conditioning in the summer, wrapped around the neck for warmth in the winter, or draped casually as a cardigan alternative.

Buying Guide

Each piece is individually handmade and features intricate hand embroidery.
・Dry cleaning
-We try to make the product photos as close to the actual colors as possible, but the colors may differ from the actual product depending on the viewing environment, etc.

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Ari embroidery

Inspired by the beautiful natural scenery of Kashmir, including flowers, lakes, and mountains, this traditional Kashmiri technique involves using a fine crochet hook to pull threads up from underneath the fabric to create embroidery.
The embroidery is created stitch by stitch, changing colors in a circular motion.