This scarf is an exquisite work that blends the Edo dyeing techniques of Japan with the print design culture of France. The surface of the scarf features a beautiful and intricate design of plants and flowers, primarily in a variety of colors such as red, pink, purple, and yellow, with an overall layout that exudes a romantic French atmosphere. The flowers include poppies, morning glories, and daisies, and are combined with plants such as wheat ears and vines, symbolizing abundance and vitality. The tag reads "MUSÉE DE L’IMPRESSION DE MULHOUSE, FRANCE," which is one of the most famous textile print design museums in Europe. The other tag says "Edo Dyeing," indicating that this is a modern scarf made using traditional Japanese Edo dyeing techniques. "Edo Dyeing" originated in the Edo period (present-day Tokyo) and is a traditional dyeing technique with a history of several hundred years. By combining French prints with Japanese dyeing, this scarf embodies the coexistence of Western artistic style and Eastern craftsmanship aesthetics. The size is a moderate 70cm x 70cm, making it versatile for use as a neck scarf, hair accessory, bag decoration, or wrist accessory. It will be an attractive item for collectors and fashion enthusiasts who appreciate the mixed design style of Japan and France.