Everyday Tools Bandana by Isabelle Boinot

A charming square for everyday use—functional and artistic.

This playful design by French illustrator Isabelle Boinot features everyday Japanese tools—from tiny tea scoops and kettles to lanterns and brushes—rendered in her signature hand-drawn style. Printed in rich purple on a soft, eco-conscious cotton gauze, it’s a delightful mix of daily life and creative flair.

The fabric, Rerucott, is made from reclaimed fibers otherwise discarded in the spinning process—giving new life to what would have been waste. Woven in Japan with gentle texture and lightness, this bandana is a small act of sustainability wrapped in art.

Tie it as a scarf, tuck it into your pocket, use it as a headband, or wrap it around your wrist or bag handle. As Kristin learned as a Girl Scout, a bandana is the jackknife of cloth. Handy in cold weather, humid heat, or spontaneous moments—always stylish, never superfluous.

• Material: 100% Rerucott cotton gauze

• Dimensions: 22-7/8" square (58 cm)

• Made in Japan

Art by Isabelle Boinot, whose works span drawing, embroidery, and storytelling. Her affection for Japanese culture shines through in every illustrated detail.