Nokori-dyed cotton linen stole

A refreshing dyed stole made of cotton linen material. It is also useful for preventing sunburn on your neck.

The length is approximately 190cm and the width varies due to the wrinkle processing, but is approximately 37cm to 41cm.

55% linen, 45% cotton

made in Japan日本製

《What is Nokori-zome...》

The "leftovers" of materials left over from the process of making food.

"Nokori-zome" is a dyeing method using this material as raw material.

It is characterized by its soft, natural color that is unique to food.

The parts of the food we eat that we don't use. Dye with that "residue"

"Nokori-zome" has a gentle and warm color that blends into Japanese life.

We believe that its soft hue is suitable for everyday cloth tools,

KURAKIN uses "Nokori-zome" for all of its products.

Blueberry: It is dyed with blueberries after the juice has been squeezed out.

Parsley: It is dyed with parsley after squeezing the vegetable juice.

Sakura: It is dyed with thinned branches of the second generation of light blue cherry blossoms.

Mugwort: It is dyed with the broth of mugwort after making kusamochi.

Wine: It is dyed with grapes that have been issued as Merlot wine from Shiojiri, Nagano.

Perilla: It is dyed with the residue of perilla oil obtained by pressing the seeds.

Okara: In the process of making tofu, it is dyed using the residue (okara) from squeezing soy milk.