Make a statement with this luxurious scarf featuring a reproduction of a woodblock print by Japanese artist Toyohara Kunichika. Toyohara Kunichika was an artist who specialized in portraits of the people of his day. Kunichika spent a lifetime preoccupied with the theatre; he was a great artist and a fine draughtsman. Like other great ukiyo-e artists, he re-invented an artform at its collapse. Kunichika was apprenticed to Utagawa Kunisada at thirteen. His first confirmed print is from 1854, but his mature works begin in the early 1860s. Most of his output concerned actor portraits, as demonstrated in his great series 100 Roles of Ichikura Danjuro, in depictions of kabuki performances or scenes from well-known plays. Fashion scarves are the perfect accessory to elevate any outfit. They can add a pop of color, pattern, or texture to your look and can be dressed up or down depending on the occasion. They are versatile and can be worn in various ways–as a neck scarf, head wrap, belt, or even as a bag accessory. Whether you prefer bold and colorful prints or more subtle and neutral tones, there is a fashion scarf for everyone. ★★★ PRODUCTION AND SHIPPING TIMES ★★★ Each scarf is made to order and undergoes a rigorous quality control process. Orders take up to 20 business days to produce + shipping time. Please remember this lead time if you are ordering for the holidays. For US orders, shipping ranges from 1-7 business days, depending on your location. For international orders, please read below. Gift messages cannot be included for this product. ★★★ MEASUREMENTS ★★★ 26in x 26in (66.04cm x 66.04cm) - This size is like a bandana and is not large enough to drape. 36in x 36in (91.44cm x 91.44cm) - Our most popular size. This scarf is shown draped over one shoulder. 50in x 50in (127cm x 127cm) - This is larger than a yard and is perfect as a shawl. ★★★ CARE ★★★ • Machine wash in cold water with a phosphate-free detergent, hang to dry, and iron on the synthetic setting.