nitorito oh.hori Stole

Inspired by the moat that remains in Yonezawa, the former castle town of the Uesugi clan.
Trees reflected in rippling water, the rhythm of stone walls and colours changing through the seasons: the landscape's stillness and beauty are expressed in the fabric.

Openwork adds lightness and depth, recalling the movement of water. Each way of wrapping it reveals a different expression, bringing a little surprise and pleasure to an outfit.
Like an everyday view that unexpectedly catches your eye, this stole invites you to notice something new each time you wear it.

Size: W750 × L1700 mm
Materials: 36% cotton, 64% wool
Made in Japan

Use and care
Dry-clean only.

nitorito
The name nitorito brings together the Japanese words for knitting and weaving, “knit to ori to”.

The mountains seen on a first visit to Yonezawa inspired the logo. A gently curving ridgeline and a moon in the sky recall the landscape of the town.
That sense of place runs through nitorito’s work. The makers hope that getting to know their textiles will also introduce people to the landscape and culture of Yonezawa.
Proud to make their textiles in Yonezawa, the makers continue to send work from this region out beyond its mountains.