Light Bandana - Cats

Light Bandana - CatsThis lightweight bandana is a part of a collection that uses kissho mony as design motifs. Kissho (auspicious, fortuitous) mony (motif) are used in Asia as decorative designs to bring good fortune or forestall bad luck. The cat is regarded as a a symbol of longevity and is a popular motif in Japanese art. It is infinitely versatile; wear it around the neck, cover the head, wrap your lunchbox or use it however you'd like. Specifications 100% cotton 19

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4⅜” (L) x 2½” (W) x 1⅛" (H)

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