This tote bag is made using Kijinokanosei's specially selected fabric, which gives off a unique atmosphere depending on the texture of the yarn.
Materials vary depending on color.

■Textiles
[biidoro]
This tweed fabric is woven with cotton slub and linen. The cotton is lightly dyed with a kasuri pattern, and the faintly shimmering glitter thread evokes the image of painted glasswork. The foil design thread is made using a special spinning technique in which film fabric is cut into strips and then woven with sparkling nylon lily yarn, which then weaves the resulting film threads into the fabric.

Material: 79% cotton, 19% linen, 1% nylon, 1% polyester

[mugiwara/Mugiwara]
Made with cotton gima thread. Several thin cotton threads are lined up and coated with plant ingredients, then woven into a tape-like shape to create a cool, lightweight, and decorative thread. By weaving this with glossy rayon, the glossy pattern emerges, and the dry texture, combined with the luster and softness of the rayon, creates a unique texture. Because this thread is difficult to weave, artisans use slow-speed looms to concentrate on the weaving process.

Material: 55% rayon, 45% cotton

Possibilities of fabrics
A Japanese textile brand that started in 2022. As the name suggests, we pursue two possibilities: the possibilities in the process of creating new fabrics, and the possibilities of manufacturing that expand from there. It transforms into a variety of things, including things you wear, things that add color to your life, things that please your eyes, and things that sit quietly there. If more free ideas are added from various directions, it may transform into something far beyond imagination. The possibilities are endless: what kind of fabrics will be created in the future, how they will change shape, and where they will travel.