Noren fluttering in the wind Kyoto

This item from noren.sin uses a fabric called Oksa that is directly imported from the Ganjang Market in Seoul, South Korea. Oksa is a silk fabric that is often used in summer in Korea. It is called tamsha because the thread is twisted like a ball, so it does not have a uniform texture, so the fabric has a natural rustic look. . The texture is smooth, and the cloth has tension. This is a double noren curtain, and the black one is longer than the purple one by about 3.5 centimeters. If you like, you can use the purple side in front or the black side in front. This product was designed after receiving an order from a vegetarian restaurant in Kyoto. The seams of each piece are hand-stitched, and Nishijin woven obi threads are added to the cuts of the cloth to match the city of Kyoto. I think that purple and modest gold threads give an elegant impression like Kyoto. Because it is double layered, it has the effect of blocking the sunlight and can also be used as a blindfold. I think that a cool breeze will blow from Okusa, which is made of refreshing material like summer. How about a Japanese-style building or an Asian-style shop? ●Material Okusa (silk) ●Size Height 60cm, Width 70cm ● The width of the hole through which the stick is passed Approximately 5 cm ● Consecutive type All connected ●Cleaning method 　Basically, it cannot be washed, but if you are concerned about it, please wash it gently with a dry detergent. Ironing (low to medium temperature) will remove wrinkles. *Because it is handmade, there is an error in the size. note that.