Tomigaya Letterpress Typeface Furoshiki Scarf

The Tomigaya Letterpress Typeface Furoshiki Scarf transforms typographic heritage into a beautifully crafted textile. Inspired by the Intermezzo typeface — designed in 1933 and known for its experimental, geometric letters divided into upper and lower halves — the design celebrates the artistry of letterpress printing. Each scarf is made from hand-printed material, meaning that faint or imperfect impressions are intentionally preserved, capturing the authentic charm of traditional printmaking.

Made from 100% satin cotton fabric, the scarf is smooth, luminous, and softens elegantly with use. Available in three refined colours — Sakura (blush pink), Mint (fresh green), and Azuki (deep red-bean) — it can be worn, wrapped, or displayed as an expression of craftsmanship that bridges paper, print, and textile.

• Features the Intermezzo typeface (1933) — geometric letters divided into upper and lower parts
• Hand-printed design; natural variations and faint letters are part of the print’s authenticity
• 100% satin cotton fabric — smooth, durable, and softens beautifully over time
• Available in Sakura (pink), Mint (green), and Azuki (red-bean)
• Versatile furoshiki format — suitable as a scarf, wrap, or gift cloth
• Made in Japan

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