The Museum of Modern Art Nuno Scarf 74" X 17" Reiko Sudo Artisan Scarf

Gorgeous Metropolitan Museum of Art Shawl Scarf in a unique fabric. The fabric is beautiful but unknown if it is silk or wool blend. Designer Reiko Sudo works exclusively with weavers and dyers in Kiryu, Japan, combining traditional practices with modern technologies to create original and distinctive textiles for her line Nuno. MoMA Exclusive: Nuno is designed by Reiko Sudo who works exclusively with Japan’s weavers and dyers to meld traditional methods with modern technologies. Sudo’s work is represented in MoMA’s collection and her designs were featured in the Museum’s 1998 exhibition Structure and Surface: Contemporary Japanese Textiles. Founded in 1984 by Jun'ichi Arai and Reiko Sudo, Nuno, which is Japanese for "functional fabric," creates innovative textiles by combining traditional aesthetics with the latest computer and synthetics technologies. A world leader in textile design, its garments, beloved for mixing traditional styles and modern sensibilities, can be seen in international exhibitions and museums worldwide. Nuno scarves and shawls are lightweight but warm and create a lofty texture with beautiful drape. Nuno is located in Tokyo, Japan.