Although the fabric is a flat surface the alternating weave creates a pattern with a three-dimensional feel to this one of a kind fabric made through the world’s first weaving technique Tate-Yoko-Yorokemojiri Weaving. The shinning and fluttering waves of the pattern shine from the twisting of silk and hemp, an expression of the gentle flowing Imabari rivers.

A vibrant silhouette of the wind fluttering through fabric. Through the application of a “multiple weave”, overlapping and weaving fabric, we have been able to achieve the creation of an ingenious stole that flares out into 4 layers at the end of its cylindrical length. A number of colorful wrapping styles are possible with the 4 layered ends of these stoles.

A light woven bolero that you can put your arms through to warm your shoulders as well as your body. With a dual color from top to bottom and back to front, this product is inspired by Ravel’s “BOLÉRO” which has two melodies repeated within one rhythm.

We have developed a large style stair-like stole which has 4 “steps”, expanding upon the multi-weave method. This product is not sewn so there is no seam, making for a clean and smooth finish that is durable, keeping its shape. With a long diagonal length measuring 230cm, this single stole can be conveniently used as a bolero or lap robe as well.