nitorito tanbo Stole

A stole inspired by the changing seasonal colours of Yonezawa's rice fields.

Large and small blocks with fine lines express the expanse of the fields in a simple pattern. Different ways of wrapping reveal different colours and details.

Soft wool pile is layered over smooth cotton for a gentle feel against the skin. A loosely drawn, crayon-like texture captures the shifting colours across the fields.

Dimensions: W750 × D1650 mm
Material: 66% cotton, 34% 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.