Indigofera Poncho cotton/wool

On a quiet morning in Japan, the rhythmic hum of vintage shuttle looms fills the air — weaving a fabric born of patience and precision. Each strand of cotton and wool intertwines, carrying the legacy of traditional craftsmanship forward, thread by thread.

The fabric travels across oceans to Sweden, where it’s cut in full width, its natural selvage edge left untouched — a testament to authenticity. Skilled hands add the finishing touch: soft suede piping around the neckline and the Indigofera griffin embossed in leather, a seal of pride and artistry.

Dyed in deep indigo, the poncho holds the warmth of wool, the breathability of cotton, and the quiet story of two cultures united in craft. Draped over the shoulders, it’s more than a garment — it’s a journey woven in blue, stitched with heritage, and finished by hand.