NOREN｜wanonuno (NOREN/thick slab)

Is there a hidden meaning behind the noren and the people?

There are two types of noren: dyed and printed.
To be honest, you can hardly tell the difference just by looking at it.

But if you look at the back, it's obvious.
Dyed noren curtains are
The color penetrates deep into the fabric,
The same expression appears on the back.

On the other hand, printing is a technique of applying color to a surface.
Depending on the use and expression,
Of course, sometimes that's the best choice.

just,
"An old-fashioned feel"
"The presence of the fabric itself"
For those who are looking for
wanonuno recommends dyed noren curtains.

You can't tell from the table alone.
That's why we look behind the scenes.
--In some ways, it may be similar to a person's true worth.

Noren, the fabric of boundaries
It does not completely block the space,
A cloth that gently separates inside from outside, here from there.

While leaving a trace of people,
Set the tone for the venue.
In Japanese life and business,
This is also the reason why it has been used for so long.

About the fabric | Thick slub <br>We use thick slub fabric.
By using threads with uneven thickness,
The facial expression has depth,
The nuances of the dyeing are more clearly expressed.
While being thick and sturdy,
The fabric is not too heavy and sways beautifully.

Where it is used : It is used as an entrance or room divider, as an accent for fixtures and spatial presentation at the entrance, which is the face of the store.
It is a fabric that blends in with the environment.

<Product details>
・Product name: Noren (NOREN)
Material: Cotton Fabric: Thick slub Size: Approx. 140 x 60 cm
・Specifications: 3-piece split ・Manufacturing method: Dyeing/printing ・Made in Japan
*As this is made to order, it may take approximately one month to produce.
*We can also produce original designs and different sizes (delivery time and price will vary depending on the content).