young leaves

The fabrics of noren.sin are purchased directly from the Ganjang Market in Seoul, South Korea. This work is inspired by the technique of bojagi, which is said to be a Korean patchwork. Saw. In Takashima City, Shiga Prefecture, where I live, the fresh greenery is dazzling as summer approaches. I wanted to express the glittering young leaves, so I combined the green of hemp and Noban. Nobang is a silk fabric used mainly in summer for Korean Hanbok. It has a glossy look and looks soft, but it has tension. It features a sheer feeling like silk organza. White hemp, which is also used in summer, has a clean feeling and brings a refreshing breeze. The texture of linen is crisp and smooth. The design does not mix Japanese or Western styles, so I think it will suit both your shop and your home. ●Materials: Hemp, Noban (silk) ● Tailoring Three-dimensional bag sewing ●Size (per row) Height 60cm, Width 36cm ● The width of the hole through which the stick is passed Approximately 5 cm ●Range type Separated one by one. ●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. Please note