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Alpaca Knitted Flared Scarf・Light Gray

Cosmic Wonder
$8,200 TWD

The Alpaca Knitted Flared Scarf in Light Gray from Japanese designer brand Cosmic Wonder.

  • Crafted from 74% alpaca and 22% wool for a soft, fluffy and warm feel
  • Delicate knitted texture with a naturally fuzzy finish
  • Distinctive shape with a narrower centre and wider ends
  • Versatile design that can be wrapped or draped in different ways
  • Soft Light Gray shade for an understated autumn and winter look
  • Easy to style with knitwear, shirts or outerwear

Description

The Alpaca Knitted Flared Scarf in Light Gray from Japanese designer brand Cosmic Wonder.

Crafted from a blend of 74% alpaca, 22% wool and 4% nylon, this scarf features a soft, fluffy knitted texture. Its delicate surface and subtle Light Gray shade bring warmth and a gentle touch to autumn and winter dressing.

Designed with a distinctive shape that narrows at the centre and widens towards the ends, the scarf creates soft, flowing lines when worn. It can be wrapped around the neck or draped over the shoulders for different styling options. A versatile accessory to pair with knitwear, shirts or outerwear.

 

Size

One Size Only: Free Size

Length 148cm, Width 13–24cm

 

Material

74% Alpaca, 22% Wool, 4% Nylon

 

Country of Origin

 

 

— Made in Japan —

Cosmic Wonder

Founded in 1997 by Yukinori Maeda. The “Center for COSMIC WONDER”, located in Minami Aoyama, Tokyo, functions as a site for activities and presentations. COSMIC WONDER is a conceptual project comprising various modes of expression from clothing, artwork and publishing to performance.

In 2016 COSMIC WONDER moved its studio to a traditional house and workshop in Miyama, a remote village in the mountains north of Kyoto, which is designated as a national preservation district of historic buildings.

 

Yukinori Maeda

Founder of COSMIC WONDER, Contemporary artist. He is currently based in Miyama, north of Kyoto. Whether through photography, three-dimensional media, or painting, he expresses a spiritual space inflected with his personal experiences.

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