The Mimosa Branch That Brings the Feeling of Spring Visits
Mimosa is an evergreen tree that blooms small yellow fluffy flowers from January to April.
In Italy, on March 8th, International Women's Day, there is a custom where men express gratitude by giving women mimosa flowers.
The soft yellow color symbolizes celebration, excellence, friendship, and happiness. Each time you use or gift it, this message is conveyed.
Also for Brightening Up Your Room or Presents
Just hanging it on the wall brings a spring atmosphere. Placing it next to a potted plant creates a natural interior. It refreshes your mood and naturally increases your smile.
The soft hand-woven yellow and blue mimosa cloth is a design loved by women. It is also perfect as a gift that carries the feeling of "gratitude" symbolized by the mimosa.
Traditional Japanese Dyeing Technique: "Chusen"
Chusen (stencil dyeing) is a unique Japanese dyeing technique that has continued since the Meiji era.
Using stencil paper to create patterns and repeatedly layering cloth, dye is poured from above. This technique allows the dye to beautifully penetrate the fabric.
By pouring dye from above, natural blurs and gradations are created, resulting in a warm expression that machines cannot reproduce.
The beautiful color combinations visible from any angle without a back side are unique to Chusen dyeing. The more you use it, the more the texture deepens, and over time, it develops your own unique flavor.
[Product Details]
・Size: Approximately 33cm x 92cm (12.99inch x 26.22inch)
・Material: 100% cotton (using all natural fabric)
・Dyeing technique: Chusen (white base + blurred dyeing)
・Place of production: Made in Japan
[How to Care]
Please fold both ends of the cloth longwise and cut or sew them. Washing it 2 to 3 times will help the cloth settle and prevent it from becoming hard.
[Handling Precautions]
・Since the cloth is hung lightly to bring out the natural texture, some wrinkles remain.
・There may be slight color fading, so please avoid washing it with white items during the initial washes (2 to 3 times).
・Please avoid using bleach (chlorine-based detergents).
・Due to the dyeing process, the color and pattern of each cloth may differ slightly.
