Wakakusa Fireworks

Material and Size

The scarf uses silk gauze fabric. A related silk gauze product description notes that this fabric has a glossy finish and a rough, open weave texture. The listed size is approximately 43 × 164 cm, including 2cm fringe at each end.

Brand Background

Pas deux pareils is an original brand by Kyoto Marble, and the name means “no two are alike” in French. Kyoto Marble preserves a marble-print dyeing technique developed in Europe in the early 20th century and is introduced as having a unique dyeing technique.

Main Features

Wakakusa Hanabi (Gauze) (M) is a silk gauze scarf that showcases Kyoto Marble’s vivid colors and organic marble-print pattern. The long rectangular shape makes it easy to wear around the neck, drape lightly over the shoulders, or style as a colorful accent.

Design Appeal

The Japanese name “Wakakusa Hanabi” evokes fresh young grass and fireworks. This gives the scarf a poetic Japanese feeling, while the marble print adds free-flowing color and artistic movement.

Silk Gauze Appeal

Silk gauze gives the scarf a light, airy, and slightly sheer impression. The glossy texture and open weave make the vivid marble colors feel soft and elegant, making it easy to wear across seasons.

Kyoto Marble Appeal

Kyoto Marble’s technique can dye many colors at once, often using 20 to 30 colors in a single pattern. It is also known as “100-color print,” and the result has depth, rich color, and handcrafted warmth that differs from digital printing.

Recommended For

This scarf is ideal for customers who appreciate Japanese craftsmanship, Kyoto textile art, silk scarves, unique prints, poetic Japanese design names, colorful accessories, and meaningful gifts from Japan.