【ポスト投函 370円発送 可能】
工芸ブランドの中から BLACK color を集めたライフスタイルブランド「#000 BLACK KIGEI」の能登上布ハンカチ。


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本麻手織 最高級の夏着物 能登上布 唯一の織元である「山崎麻織物工房」が制作する涼感とシャリ感が魅力の上質なハンカチ。あえて柄を用いずシンプルなブラックで仕上げました。上布の原料のラミーを使用し、涼しくてさらりとした肌触りです。涼感・シャリ感・吸汗性の特徴により、暑い日や運動時などにも最適です。最高品質の麻織物の感触を肌で実感できるハンカチです。

平織で作られており、毛羽立ちが少なく滑らかな仕上がりになっています。何度洗濯しても丈夫で、家庭で手軽にお手入れできるので日常使いに最適です。肌に触れるとひんやりと心地よく、使い心地が格別で使うほどに愛着が湧く逸品。ぜひ日常のお供にお試しください。


【素材】生地　麻（ラミー）100％
【サイズ】縦約40.5cm×横約40.5cm
【制作】山崎麻織物工房
https://notojofu.com/

−お取り扱いの注意−
・ご自宅で洗濯可能です。押し洗いで手洗いして下さい。（水洗いまたは中性洗剤）
・ご使用時、お洗濯時の摩擦により多少毛羽立ちや白くなる場合がございます。
・手洗いの際、多少縮みますが、濡れている間にしわを伸ばして下さい。
・アイロンを使用する場合は霧吹きをかけて当て布をして下さい。

※お使いの端末や閲覧環境により、写真と実物の色味や質感が多少異なって見えることがございます。
　何卒ご了承下さいますようお願い致します。　

A high-quality handkerchief with an attractive cool and crisp feel produced by Yamazaki Hemp Fabric Studio, the only weaver of the finest summer kimono, Notojofu. I purposely finished it in simple black without using a pattern. Made from ramie, the raw material for the upper fabric, it is cool and smooth to the touch.

Its cool, crisp, and sweat-absorbing properties make it ideal for hot days and when exercising. This handkerchief allows you to experience the feel of the highest quality linen fabric on your skin.

【What is Notojofu？】
-Ramie Fabric of the Highest Quality
With a Tradition Dating Back to Ancient Times-

Jofu refers to top-grade ramie fabric, and Notojofu is considered one of Japan’s five major types of jofu. Notojofu is said to have originated approximately 2,000 years ago when the Imperial Empress of Emperor Suijin taught residents of the Nakanoto region　（area in the Noto Peninsula, middle part of Ishikawa Prefecture, Japan) how to weave. It developed as a result of continuous improvements to its techniques during the Edo period (around 19th century) and was even selected as to be presented to the Imperial royal family of Japan in the Meiji era (around 20th century). During its peak in the early Showa era (around 1928) , there were over 120 weavers of Notojofu, making Ishikawa Prefecture the largest producer of linen fabrics in Japan. This led to the designation of Notojofu as an intangible cultural asset of Ishikawa Prefecture. However, Japanese people stopped wearing kimonos due to lifestyle changes after World War II, and Yamazaki Notojofu Workshop is now the only remaining weaver of Notojofu. Although it is common for linen to be used for the hemp, which is the base material, ramie (choma) is used to make Notojofu. Its characteristics include the distinct texture of hand-woven hemp, the elaborate, dignified appearance of tate-yoko gasuri,　(the splashed pattern created by dyeing the warp and weft threads separately beforehand , based on the pattern and finely adjusting the weft threads to match the pattern; warp and weft resist-dyeing) which involves dyeing both the warp and the weft using Noto’s original hand-dyeing techniques known as kushioshi nassen (comb-press dyeing) and rolling nassen, refreshingly cool designs, the translucence and lightness that remind you of a cicada’s wings, durability, crispness, gloss, and stiffness. Since long ago, it has been worn during the summer as an everyday garment with a feeling of luxury. Notojofu is the summer kimono of the highest quality that can be enjoyed by adults when going out. It is still hand-woven by artisans using traditional methods and has an appealing modern feel, as its cool, traditional colors that represent the scenery of Noto and its unique, dignified splashed patterns blend into daily life.