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NUNO Jacquard Kasuri Scarf B/W Ben Sakoguchi They soon turned to theClassic scarf by NUNO made of 100% feather light wool. According to legend, kasuri, the uniquely Japanese form of ikat, was invented in 1799 by Inoue Den, the twelve year old daughter of an impoverished Japanese farmer. NUNOs tribute to this very creative little girl, Jacquard Kasuri is woven on traditional obi looms from long fibered Merino wool for the ultimate in soft, gentle warmth. 78. 7" L x 19. 7W.