
Made entirely out of traditional Japanese washi-paper, Naoto Fukasawa’s “Siwa” paper collection of hats manages to have a well-worn leather look and feel.
The “Ivy Cap”, “Hat” and “Tyrolean Hat” are made from paper called “naoron”, a lightweight material that is able to withstand moisture and weight. The durability of the material also means that it won’t tear easily.
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