Beet Katazome Ramie Noren Curtain – Handmade Japanese Doorway Curtain

$179.00

A handmade two-panel noren featuring a beet motif on handwoven natural ramie.

The motif is created through a traditional katazome paste-resist process, allowing the natural ramie to remain visible against the selected botanical-dyed background.

Handwoven No.75 ramie has a breathable, semi-sheer weave that gently filters light and provides partial visual privacy. Although lightweight, the fabric retains a naturally structured body rather than falling like a soft or loosely draped curtain.

Its crisp hand and visible woven texture give the curtain a quiet architectural presence while preserving the irregular character of handwoven cloth.

Suggested Uses

Use it at a kitchen or pantry entrance to create a softer transition between cooking and living areas.

Place it outside a bathroom doorway to add visual privacy while maintaining ventilation.

Hang it at a bedroom, guest room, closet, dressing area, laundry room, utility room, home office, or studio entrance where a solid door may feel too enclosed.

It can also soften the end of a hallway, partially conceal storage, divide an open-plan room, or create a welcoming entrance for a café, restaurant, retail shop, or treatment space.

When not used in a doorway, it may be displayed as a wall textile or decorative hanging.

Installation

For a minimal, no-drill installation, place the noren inside the doorway using a tension rod.

For wider coverage or a more architectural presentation, install a curtain rod above or outside the opening.

Details

  • Overall size: 29"W × 59"L across both panels

  • Dimensions refer to the complete curtain, not each individual panel

  • Two-panel split design

  • Approximately 14.5"W per panel

  • Handwoven Natural Ramie No.75

  • Katazome paste-resist beet motif

  • Multiple botanical-dyed color options

  • Flat rod pocket

  • Breathable, semi-sheer, and light-filtering

  • Provides gentle visual privacy

  • Naturally structured fabric body

  • Indoor use recommended

  • Natural variations in color, weave, edges, motif outlines, and texture

Size Tolerance

Because each piece is handwoven, hand-dyed, and individually finished, slight dimensional variation is normal.

Width tolerance: ±0.5"

Length tolerance: ±1"

These variations are part of the handmade character of the textile and do not affect normal installation or use.

Care

Professional dry clean only.

Do not machine wash, tumble dry, scrub, or use chemical detergents.

Avoid bleach, alcohol, disinfecting sprays, and strong fabric treatments.

Remove surface dust gently and iron only on a low setting.

Keep away from open flame and high heat.

Handmade Character

Variations in dye depth, weave, surface texture, motif outlines, natural edges, panel alignment, and finished dimensions are inherent to handwoven and botanical-dyed ramie.

Because the fabric is woven and finished by hand, subtle differences may appear from one piece to another.

These characteristics reflect the natural rhythm of the weaving and dyeing process.

Each Beet Noren is individually made and one of a kind.

Color:

A handmade two-panel noren featuring a beet motif on handwoven natural ramie.

The motif is created through a traditional katazome paste-resist process, allowing the natural ramie to remain visible against the selected botanical-dyed background.

Handwoven No.75 ramie has a breathable, semi-sheer weave that gently filters light and provides partial visual privacy. Although lightweight, the fabric retains a naturally structured body rather than falling like a soft or loosely draped curtain.

Its crisp hand and visible woven texture give the curtain a quiet architectural presence while preserving the irregular character of handwoven cloth.

Suggested Uses

Use it at a kitchen or pantry entrance to create a softer transition between cooking and living areas.

Place it outside a bathroom doorway to add visual privacy while maintaining ventilation.

Hang it at a bedroom, guest room, closet, dressing area, laundry room, utility room, home office, or studio entrance where a solid door may feel too enclosed.

It can also soften the end of a hallway, partially conceal storage, divide an open-plan room, or create a welcoming entrance for a café, restaurant, retail shop, or treatment space.

When not used in a doorway, it may be displayed as a wall textile or decorative hanging.

Installation

For a minimal, no-drill installation, place the noren inside the doorway using a tension rod.

For wider coverage or a more architectural presentation, install a curtain rod above or outside the opening.

Details

  • Overall size: 29"W × 59"L across both panels

  • Dimensions refer to the complete curtain, not each individual panel

  • Two-panel split design

  • Approximately 14.5"W per panel

  • Handwoven Natural Ramie No.75

  • Katazome paste-resist beet motif

  • Multiple botanical-dyed color options

  • Flat rod pocket

  • Breathable, semi-sheer, and light-filtering

  • Provides gentle visual privacy

  • Naturally structured fabric body

  • Indoor use recommended

  • Natural variations in color, weave, edges, motif outlines, and texture

Size Tolerance

Because each piece is handwoven, hand-dyed, and individually finished, slight dimensional variation is normal.

Width tolerance: ±0.5"

Length tolerance: ±1"

These variations are part of the handmade character of the textile and do not affect normal installation or use.

Care

Professional dry clean only.

Do not machine wash, tumble dry, scrub, or use chemical detergents.

Avoid bleach, alcohol, disinfecting sprays, and strong fabric treatments.

Remove surface dust gently and iron only on a low setting.

Keep away from open flame and high heat.

Handmade Character

Variations in dye depth, weave, surface texture, motif outlines, natural edges, panel alignment, and finished dimensions are inherent to handwoven and botanical-dyed ramie.

Because the fabric is woven and finished by hand, subtle differences may appear from one piece to another.

These characteristics reflect the natural rhythm of the weaving and dyeing process.

Each Beet Noren is individually made and one of a kind.