These seat pads are made using Kijinokanosei fabric. They are perfect as interior décor. Each pad has a beautiful appearance and different fabric.
*Materials vary depending on color.

[embryo] 60% linen, 40% wool: Embroidery A similar word to "embroidery," Embryo means "embryo." Embroidery that combines several types of stitches adds an accent.

[Sakuragai] 80% wool, 14% cotton, 5% silk, 1% nylon: A tweed like a yarn sample, made by combining many different yarns. The pale lavender yarn is made by twisting five strands of wool and silk together into one yarn. These five strands have slightly different colors, giving the yarn depth.

[Lemon] 77% wool, 19% cotton, 4% nylon: The thick, striking white thread is made of cotton, while the rest is wool. The wool is made from high-quality Tasmanian lamb. Thin nylon is wrapped around it to add strength for weaving. Loop yarn is incorporated into the weft, giving it a soft, fluffy finish.

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.