A handmade two-panel noren inspired by the quiet abundance of a kitchen garden.
Beet, asparagus, and onion motifs are arranged vertically across the two panels, creating a composition that feels graphic yet natural. The design is made through a traditional katazome paste-resist process, allowing the original tone and texture of the ramie to remain visible against the selected plant-dyed ground.
Handwoven No.75 ramie has a breathable, semi-sheer structure that gently filters light and provides partial visual privacy. The fabric remains lightweight while holding a naturally structured body rather than falling like a soft, loose curtain.
Suggested Uses
Place it at a kitchen or pantry entrance to create a softer transition between cooking, dining, and living spaces.
Use it at a breakfast nook, dining-room opening, or garden room as a botanical textile accent.
Hang it outside a bathroom doorway, bedroom, guest room, closet, dressing area, laundry room, studio, or hallway end where a solid door may feel too enclosed.
In commercial interiors, it can mark the entrance to a café, bakery, restaurant, farm shop, studio, or small retail 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.
The flat straight rod pocket accommodates either installation style. Rod and mounting hardware are not included.
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
Beet, asparagus, and onion design
Katazome paste-resist motifs
Multiple plant-dyed color options
Flat straight rod pocket
Breathable, semi-sheer, and light-filtering
Provides gentle visual privacy
Naturally structured fabric body
Natural variations in color, weave, edges, and texture
Color Options
Gallnut — Deep Indigo
A deep indigo-charcoal with a quiet, grounded presence.
Pagoda Flower — Olive Green
A muted olive green with warm botanical variation.
Sappanwood — Smoky Plum
A softened plum with smoky purple and subtle rose undertones.
Because botanical dyes respond individually to the fiber and dye bath, each finished piece will show slight variations in depth and tone.
Care
Professional dry clean only. Do not machine wash, tumble dry, scrub, or use chemical detergents. Avoid bleach and alcohol-based sprays. 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, texture, natural edges, motif outlines, and panel alignment are inherent to handwoven and plant-dyed ramie.
These irregularities preserve the natural movement of the weaving and dyeing process. Each Kitchen Garden Noren is individually made and one of a kind.
A handmade two-panel noren inspired by the quiet abundance of a kitchen garden.
Beet, asparagus, and onion motifs are arranged vertically across the two panels, creating a composition that feels graphic yet natural. The design is made through a traditional katazome paste-resist process, allowing the original tone and texture of the ramie to remain visible against the selected plant-dyed ground.
Handwoven No.75 ramie has a breathable, semi-sheer structure that gently filters light and provides partial visual privacy. The fabric remains lightweight while holding a naturally structured body rather than falling like a soft, loose curtain.
Suggested Uses
Place it at a kitchen or pantry entrance to create a softer transition between cooking, dining, and living spaces.
Use it at a breakfast nook, dining-room opening, or garden room as a botanical textile accent.
Hang it outside a bathroom doorway, bedroom, guest room, closet, dressing area, laundry room, studio, or hallway end where a solid door may feel too enclosed.
In commercial interiors, it can mark the entrance to a café, bakery, restaurant, farm shop, studio, or small retail 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.
The flat straight rod pocket accommodates either installation style. Rod and mounting hardware are not included.
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
Beet, asparagus, and onion design
Katazome paste-resist motifs
Multiple plant-dyed color options
Flat straight rod pocket
Breathable, semi-sheer, and light-filtering
Provides gentle visual privacy
Naturally structured fabric body
Natural variations in color, weave, edges, and texture
Color Options
Gallnut — Deep Indigo
A deep indigo-charcoal with a quiet, grounded presence.
Pagoda Flower — Olive Green
A muted olive green with warm botanical variation.
Sappanwood — Smoky Plum
A softened plum with smoky purple and subtle rose undertones.
Because botanical dyes respond individually to the fiber and dye bath, each finished piece will show slight variations in depth and tone.
Care
Professional dry clean only. Do not machine wash, tumble dry, scrub, or use chemical detergents. Avoid bleach and alcohol-based sprays. 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, texture, natural edges, motif outlines, and panel alignment are inherent to handwoven and plant-dyed ramie.
These irregularities preserve the natural movement of the weaving and dyeing process. Each Kitchen Garden Noren is individually made and one of a kind.
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