Fog Linen Work - ISABELLE BOINOT Collaboration Japanese Food 2026 Calendar / Wall Tapestry

✨ **Product Details:** Origin: Lithuania Design: Japan Material: 100% Linen (medium weight) Dimensions: __**45 cm (W) x 65 cm (L)**__ This nostalgic Japanese food-themed fabric calendar, designed by Isabelle Boinot, showcases illustrations of classic wagashi and meals, adding a touch of charming playfulness to your home. Crafted from 100% linen (medium weight), it's light and soft, ideal for hanging as a decorative wall calendar. After the year concludes, it can be repurposed as a kitchen towel, placemat, or more, offering both practicality and collectible value, making it an excellent year-end gift! **About Illustrator Isabelle Boinot** An artist and illustrator from Angoulême, France, Isabelle Boinot excels in expressing her work through diverse mediums such as painting, collage, embroidery, and photography. Her style is warm and imbued with a sense of everyday life. https://foglinenwork.itembox.design/item/1-i.jpeg 🤎 Explore all Fog Linen Work products: https://www.pinkoi.com/store/pinkoi-select?ref_sec=shop_info&ref_created=1764577419&ref_entity=item&ref_entity_id=Cew6KPYj&tag=Fog%20Linen%20Work ✨ **About Linen:** Linen is a natural plant fiber with excellent breathability and moisture-wicking properties, rapidly absorbing and releasing moisture. Linen fibers possess natural antibacterial and anti-static qualities, inhibiting bacterial growth, making them highly suitable for household textiles. 100% pure linen may feel slightly stiff upon first use, but with regular use and multiple washes, it gradually softens without losing its shape, developing a mellow texture and charming character over time. Beyond its practical functions, the natural texture of linen, with its subtle wrinkles, exudes a relaxed and unpretentious charm, adding a touch of rustic and understated allure to your home aesthetics, becoming an indispensable and practical item in daily life. ✨ **Notes:** ※ Please tumble dry on low heat or air dry. ※ Product images may differ slightly from the actual item due to lighting or screen display variations. Please refer to the actual product. ※ __Adhering to a minimalist and eco-friendly philosophy, the brand does not provide individual packaging for its products. Pinkoi will use honeycomb paper for shipping, with metal items additionally protected by bubble wrap. Please shop with confidence.__ ✨ **Brand Introduction:** Fog Linen Work | A Natural, Soft Everyday with Linen Driven by a love for the natural material of linen, Yumiko Sekine traveled to Lithuania, one of the Baltic states renowned for its abundant flax cultivation, in 1999. Lithuania's distinct seasons are ideal for growing flax, and the region boasts a long tradition and expertise in linen weaving, known for its high quality and meticulous craftsmanship. After extensive engagement with local linen producers and gaining insight into the characteristics of Lithuanian linen products, Yumiko Sekine founded the brand Fog Linen Work. She designs products using 100% linen and entrusts their production to local Lithuanian workshops, aiming to offer linen items that are elegantly simple in design, superior in quality, durable, and reasonably priced. Over many years of development, maintaining its natural, rustic, classic, and high-quality product characteristics, Fog Linen Work has become a beloved linen brand, with its offerings spanning home goods, apparel, bags, and more. In addition to its linen collections, Yumiko Sekine also seeks out artisan workshops in India, venturing into the creation of metal objects and designing a series of lifestyle goods, including brass trays and home accessories, all imbued with a Japanese aesthetic. Furthermore, in 2016, she launched miiThaaii, a sub-brand inspired by traditional textiles, dedicated to introducing the beauty of Indian woven fabrics to a wider audience. Fog Linen Work continues to share all the wonderful qualities of linen—its natural, resilient, and quick-drying properties—in various forms, offering them to those who appreciate simple, practical, and aesthetically pleasing items.