Rōketsuzome Noren - Natural & Black myoshu exposing the warmth of the

exposing the warmth of the clay

Kōro provides a traditional method of scenting a space in order to enjoy the purest form of the fragrance released from aromatic woods

sandalwood’s scent profile is warm and creamy with a slight sweetness

Japanese silver keshifun powder is applied over kuroroiro to make for a shiny yet modest finish

Rōketsuzome Noren - Natural & Black myoshu exposing the warmth of theIntroducing a new noren series featuring the rketsuzome style of dyeing with wax and water. These abstract patterns are created by first dipping the linen in wax, crinkling it underwater after it hardens, and allowing dye to settle in the disruptions of the wax coating. The technique is a specialty of Kyoto, where there is a 1,200 year history of roketsuzome dyeing. Due to the nature of the dyeing process, each piece is one of a kind. Enjoy