Hand-spun Circle Noshimon Noren
Hand-spun Circle Noshimon Noren
By: Kobo Yumihama
The noren is a traditional Japanese divider hung between rooms or at the entrance of a building. This sophisticated noren, crafted by Kobo Yumihama, is one of many captivating creations from a studio with a long and significant history, showcasing unparalleled elegance, simplicity, and texture. One of its most remarkable qualities is how it achieves a perfect balance between the precision of exceptional craftsmanship and the organic fluctuations produced by the kasuri (ikat) technique. I still vividly remember the unique sensation of experiencing both absolute perfection and organic imperfection simultaneously when I first encountered this noren. The simple yet powerful circular design represents noshi, a ceremonial symbol of good luck, making this noren not only exceptionally beautiful but also an auspicious item, suited for a wide range of spaces, from traditional, rustic homes to more minimalist, contemporary settings.
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| Origin | Sakaiminato, Tottori |
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