Antique Japanese Teal Noren Curtain

Product Description

This Japanese noren curtain is hand-stitched from antique handspun, handwoven and naturally dyed hemp. A perfect room divider in the home – transforming your space into a zen retreat.

Noren are Japanese curtains or doorway covers, coming in longer or shorter lengths. Either covering the full width of a doorway or floating in the middle – acting as a still divide and providing psychological transition between spaces.

Kaya fabric was traditionally used in Japan from the middle of the 1700s as mosquito netting. It's usually produced in naturally dyed indigo, over-dyed indigo, brown and natural undyed. All naturally dyed hemp fabric colours will fade overtime, shifting into beautiful muted tones.

Please note this textile is antique and will hold signs of age – adding to its beauty. 

Details

Materials: Light weight handspun and handwoven naturally dyed hemp, Indigo cotton thread

Measurements: 69cm W x 87.5cm H

Medium loose weave (slightly transparent).

A 2.8cm hand-stitched opening along the top allows for a hanging rod to be inserted (not included).

Edges are hemmed and hand stitched in Australia using hand-spun and natural indigo dyed cotton thread.