'm' for the maker : scrunchie field cap they would compliment any meal

they would compliment any meal

In Japan the swallow symbolizes good luck and loyalty

This Sugimura(1681-1700) print represents two chapters from the tale of Princess Joruri and beautifully illustrates the art of block printing - from the intricate lines of the background to the bolder lines of the figures in the foreground and the selective use of colour

With a gentle v-neck and slightly flared cut

It features a fully opening and closing design with a long removable pin

'm' for the maker : scrunchie field cap they would compliment any mealGive your locks a lift or give a charming gift, with a twist of gorgeous Japanese textiles : these soft stretch scrunchies bring cohesion to your aesthetic (and are easier to keep track of than an ordinary hair tie)!