Japanese Embroidery Cap 'Suisō' Color:Light Blue Wearing one is a small

Wearing one is a small daily nudge in the same direction — keep swimming

It's the choice for someone who loves brocade but wants bigger

A low pad like this is among the most unassuming yet useful seats a floor-living room can have

That restraint makes it the most wearable of the lot

Maximum comfort: soft to the touch and without unpleasant friction

Japanese Embroidery Cap 'Suisō' Color:Light Blue Wearing one is a smallThe embroidery cap wearing a koi pond as textile art Japanese embroidery nihon shishu is a centuries old craft of building images in fine thread, dense and luminous, once reserved for ceremonial garments. This cap borrows that spirit for a koi pond scene, the fish that symbolize perseverance circling in stitched water. The front carries a detailed embroidered koi pond motif, the fish and ripples worked in colored thread for depth and relief. It's the