Oversized down filled scarf inspired by Korean traditional down blankets. Leftover silk fabrics bought in the markets of Seoul and then hand dyed in a Korean traditional natural dye technique by a local artisan. Patch worked to recreate the Korean traditional quilting called Pojagi. This is a centuries old Asian tradition that used bright scraps of fabrics and leftovers from the noble/aristocratic or royal families; women repurposed this to wrap, protect or store objects. Wrapping a gift showed a sign of respect for the object and goodwill towards the recipient. The down filling is also upcycled from down blankets.

Each sample will have a limited-edition label showing only a total 10 pieces produced.