"Nazuna Kyomasaori" Original Relaxing Wear (Limited Stock Available)

The plush, softly flowing texture cultivated in Japan's four seasons, combined with lightweight, highly stretchy domestic cotton, delivers an exquisite wearing experience. The fabric is woven with a design that evokes the atmosphere of traditional Japanese clothing.

This is a distinctive, one-of-a-kind original fabric in which the "nazuna stripes" pattern was printed on cloth featuring rich undulating shadows created by a gently and carefully woven texture.

■ About the relaxing wear "Nazuna Kyomiyabi-ori"

[Material]

Made from 100% domestic cotton. It is a double-layered cotton fabric slowly woven with yarn spun extremely softly to retain the durability of cotton. The fabric features pleasant crepe-like unevenness (yoryu) and soft gauze that neither clings to nor separates from the skin, offering both breathability and warmth. Notably, it has stretch comparable to jersey or knit. The unique cotton texture grows more comfortable with wear and washing. No ironing needed!

[Color]

A tastefully rich black unique to softly spun cotton, and a white that conveys the warmth and cleanliness characteristic of cotton. Even in a single color, the surface texture creates shadows reminiscent of ink wash painting.

[Pattern]

The pattern is called "nazuna stripes," a playful nod to Japanese culture and our company name.

It mimics the shape of "nazuna," one of the seven spring herbs, while subtly embedding the number "seventy-seven (77)." This is a hidden-character technique often used in kimono patterns.

The number 7 is considered a lucky number in America ("lucky seventh") and holds special meaning in Buddhism and Christianity. In ancient China and in Japan where its culture was transmitted, odd numbers are auspicious, and the custom of celebrating the five seasonal festivals where odd numbers recur continues today. We quietly add this sense of Japanese playful charm that loves lucky motifs. The repeating pattern also carries wishes for lasting prosperity.

[Product Details]

Product name: Nazuna Kyomiyabi-ori

Material: 100% cotton

Sizes: Large, Extra Large (see size chart)

Price: 26,400円 (tax included)

■ Designer Profile

koha*

A creator who was born, raised, and lives in Kyoto, sharing Kyoto's feminine cultural sensibilities.

After graduating from an art university in Kyoto, she worked for a product planning company for 14 years before beginning freelance activities.

Connecting "East and West (Kyoto and the world)" and "past, present, and future," she creates items and unique patterns that feel precious even in an era of abundance.

She has created logos, branding, packaging, and product designs for cosmetic goods manufacturers, patisseries, and Kyoto cuisine restaurants, among others.

Since 2004 she has presented koha* original fabrics as a brand that first advocated "made in Kyoto, JAPAN."

She frequently collaborates with various companies on women's accessories, interior goods, and garments such as furisode and Kyoto komon.

Her publications include the 15th-anniversary catalog "koha* 50/15 PATTERNS" (Mitsumura Suiko Shoin).

■ Designer's Comment

"Would you like me to design relaxing wear for a luxurious inn full of Kyoto atmosphere that many overseas guests also enjoy?"

I was immediately thrilled by the sparkle of this opening invitation.

I wanted to use cotton that offers the soft, melting feel and stretch unique to domestic "made-in-Japan" materials.

I wanted to create garments that are comfortable throughout the seasons.

I wanted to realize styling true to the Japanese clothing principles of "wrapping" and "tying" that overseas guests would also appreciate.

I wanted a pattern that incorporated the playful wordplay and visual charm of reading "seventy-seven" as Nazuna, along with the auspiciousness of the number 7!

I packed all of these elements into the design and created the Nazuna Stripe—a traditional-style staggered stripe resembling plants’ nazuna arranged as repeated "77" motifs.

Thanks to the skill and spirit of Japan's local producers, it has been realized in a form that truly conveys our intent.

▼ About shipping

Items will be shipped while supplies last.

Orders will be shipped in the order received.
Depending on order status, items may become sold out;
if this occurs, we may be unable to ship even after purchase and will proceed with a refund.

We appreciate your understanding in such cases.
(※If an item is out of stock, we will be sure to contact and assist you, so please rest assured!)


If you have any questions,
please feel free to contact us by email.

(※Depending on staff availability, responses may take about one week.)

[Shipping schedule for year-end and New Year 2025]

Purchases made by 24:00 on 12/24 will be included in this year's final shipment.

(Final shipment date this year: December 25)

Also, the first shipment in the new year will be on January 9. (Purchases made by 24:00 on 1/8 will be included.)
※ Due to shelf-life considerations for amber candy, shipping for that item in the new year will be scheduled from late January regardless of the initial shipment. Please be aware of this when purchasing.

We apologize for the inconvenience and thank you for your understanding.