The Worldview of the "Sea of Indigo" That You Can't Enter
A delicate handiwork that dyes the mysterious deep sea where light and shadow contrast, and the moldy sea spreading with vivid shallow waves, into a gentle living fabric.
The beauty as if you are peering into a gentle sea brings a sense of calm to everyday life.
Of course, it is also active as an accent for kitchin or living spaces. It is a beautiful and functional piece.
100% Silk Comfort Dyed by Hand
The hand-dyed fabric of Nijiyura uses the “Kōsairashi” technique, which results in a subtle, tightly woven look with minimal fuzziness.
Using a carefully time-consuming traditional Japanese drying process to remove impurities, the fabric feels smooth and comfortable against the skin.
The more you use it, the easier it becomes to care for, quietly adding brightness to your daily life.
Japan’s Unique Dyeing Technique: "Chūsen"
Chūsen is a unique Japanese dyeing technique born in Osaka during the Meiji era.
By pouring dye onto fabric and dyeing it, it is possible to dye 20 to 30 pieces of fabric at once.
The fabric is layered in a stacked state and dyed twice from the front and back without distinction, creating a beautiful finish. This is a major characteristic.
The process involves many steps, all performed by skilled artisans. Therefore, no two pieces are exactly the same.
The delicate softness and gentle texture unique to handcrafted work are the greatest charm of Chūsen dyeing.
[Product Details]
・Size: Approximately 37 × 90 cm (14.5 inch × 35.4 inch)
・Material: 100% Silk
・Country of Origin: Japan
[How to Put It On]
Please cut and sew the long sides on both ends as needed. After washing 2 to 3 times, it will settle and become less likely to fray.
[Handling Precautions]
・When washing, do not wash with other items, and please do not use synthetic detergents, fluorescent whitening agents, or bleach.
・Due to hand dyeing, there may be differences in color and pattern.
・Depending on the type of personal computer, smartphone, or tablet you use, the colors may appear differently. Thank you for your understanding.
