A cushion cover made using Kijinokanosei's carefully selected fabric.

*Materials vary depending on the color pattern.

[window mado]
Spring tweed loosely woven with thick linen. The window frame-like pattern is designed to remind you of the scenery on the other side, such as the reflection of light and the scenery of the forest.
Material: Outer material: 58% linen, 42% cotton, lining: 100% polyester

[basket kago]
A basket-like checked material woven using a structure called basket weave.
By arranging many thin threads, the design looks as if thick, flat threads have been roughly woven together.
Material: Outer material: 64% cotton, 36% linen, Lining: 100% polyester

[Two-dimensional Atsuji nijigen atuji]
A material that is ground-dyed, printed, and then embroidered. The pattern is like an enlarged weaving organization chart.
It's interesting to see how the amount of force applied during embroidery creates distortions that were not originally planned.
Materials: Main body: 100% linen, embroidery thread: 100% cotton, lining: 100% polyester

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.