Scarf of shibori-style sheer brown polyester with black raised areas created by pinching the fabric before dyeing through a board, then dyeing with heat. Uses a unique non-sewing, non-tying process to pinch up the shapes. The age-old techniques of Shibori ("squeeze" dyeing), also known as "tie" dyeing, and pleating are combined in this NUNO fabric. Shibori uses compression, rolling, pinching, wrapping, knotting, or other means of constricting fabric so as to prevent certain areas from absorbing dye. Whereas the fabric is usually flattened afterwards, in this case, polyester is formed into permanent "mountains" or button-like shapes by heat pressing and colored by heat transfer dyeing.