This large-size handkerchief features the traditional Romanian embroidery "ea la shosh" as a design motif.

The patterns of animals, plants, and vases are exquisitely balanced.

On the right edge is a large butterfly embroidered with as many as six different colors of thread.

The edges are mellowed with thread of the same color as the butterfly's wings, giving the impression of tightening the entire design.

It is thin and large in size, so it can be used as a scarf.

I was attracted to the traditional hand embroidery of Eastern Europe, ehlershosh, and wanted to create a soft handkerchief with that simple warmth that accompanies the life of the villagers.
Eelashosh is an embroidery characterized by thick lines and stitches made in a single color.
I imagined what it would be like if there were a festival celebrated by living creatures.
Animals and plants celebrate every day by singing and dancing.
I hope you can live your life with the same feelings as these creatures.
The large size allows you to enjoy wearing it around your neck. Wear it like an amulet to ward off evil.
The colorful embroidery of butterflies that look as if they have jumped out of a painting is a key point.
(Kodue Hibino)