Koinobori Karasu Silk Twill Scarf 42 Design:River/Rain Our pareos can be worn

Our pareos can be worn in a multitude of ways

This print displays details from the Koinobori Karasu design

The milk from the Snow Lion’s bulbous paws is reputed to contain healing powers

In each corner of the scarf are small carved charms representing the four animals of the cardinal directions

skyward gaze a common feature of Renaissance portraiture

Koinobori Karasu Silk Twill Scarf 42 Design:River/Rain Our pareos can be wornThis design references many elements of the arts and culture of Edo period Japan. It features a folkloric Karasu (jungle crow) diving into the tempestuous Hokusai inspired waves towards the lower left corner of the design. The bird clutches a golden lacquered samurai sword and has become entangled in strings of koinobori (hand painted, fish shaped flags), skeletons and a lobster which trail chaotically in its wake. The tip of Mount Fuji can just be