Single continuous panel · Approx. 28″ W × 60″ L (71.1 × 152.4 cm)
Soft tan, earth brown, and muted reddish tones form an asymmetric patchwork across one continuous panel. The colors come from two botanical dyes, Dioscorea cirrhosa and chicken-blood vine. Each section of handwoven ramie is cut and joined by hand. Horizontal and vertical seams trace the edges of the individual pieces and give the composition its geometry.
Material & Craft
The ramie yarn varies slightly in thickness, and each section of cloth takes up the dye a little differently. Even where two patches are close in color, the weave and depth of tone distinguish one from the next. Patch placement, proportions, and stitching vary subtly from piece to piece.
Light & Space
With light falling on the front of the panel, the cloth appears more opaque. The warm browns, woven surface, and individual stitches are easier to see. With daylight behind it, the ramie becomes more translucent and the reddish tones appear warmer. Where two pieces overlap at a seam, the extra layer of cloth catches less light, tracing a darker line across the panel.
In a doorway, the 60-inch drop provides partial-height coverage between rooms. The cloth softens the view through the opening, though silhouettes may be visible when the adjoining room is brightly lit. At a window, backlighting brings out the seam pattern. Against a pale wall, the patchwork reads more clearly through color and texture, particularly alongside timber, stone, or ceramics.
Size & Fit
The finished noren measures approximately 28 inches wide × 60 inches long. The width refers to the entire panel. In an opening close to 28 inches wide, the cloth is designed to hang relatively flat so the full patchwork remains visible.
The panel has no center split and can be moved to one side for passage. Custom dimensions and alternative panel arrangements are available upon request.
Installation
Thread a suitable curtain rod through the sewn pocket along the top. The panel can hang from a tension rod inside the opening or from a bracket-mounted rod. For a doorway installation, check that the panel and rod leave enough clearance for the door to swing and the handle to move freely.
Care
Please refer to the product card included with your noren for care instructions.
DECO Home Objects
Material × Space × Human
Single continuous panel · Approx. 28″ W × 60″ L (71.1 × 152.4 cm)
Soft tan, earth brown, and muted reddish tones form an asymmetric patchwork across one continuous panel. The colors come from two botanical dyes, Dioscorea cirrhosa and chicken-blood vine. Each section of handwoven ramie is cut and joined by hand. Horizontal and vertical seams trace the edges of the individual pieces and give the composition its geometry.
Material & Craft
The ramie yarn varies slightly in thickness, and each section of cloth takes up the dye a little differently. Even where two patches are close in color, the weave and depth of tone distinguish one from the next. Patch placement, proportions, and stitching vary subtly from piece to piece.
Light & Space
With light falling on the front of the panel, the cloth appears more opaque. The warm browns, woven surface, and individual stitches are easier to see. With daylight behind it, the ramie becomes more translucent and the reddish tones appear warmer. Where two pieces overlap at a seam, the extra layer of cloth catches less light, tracing a darker line across the panel.
In a doorway, the 60-inch drop provides partial-height coverage between rooms. The cloth softens the view through the opening, though silhouettes may be visible when the adjoining room is brightly lit. At a window, backlighting brings out the seam pattern. Against a pale wall, the patchwork reads more clearly through color and texture, particularly alongside timber, stone, or ceramics.
Size & Fit
The finished noren measures approximately 28 inches wide × 60 inches long. The width refers to the entire panel. In an opening close to 28 inches wide, the cloth is designed to hang relatively flat so the full patchwork remains visible.
The panel has no center split and can be moved to one side for passage. Custom dimensions and alternative panel arrangements are available upon request.
Installation
Thread a suitable curtain rod through the sewn pocket along the top. The panel can hang from a tension rod inside the opening or from a bracket-mounted rod. For a doorway installation, check that the panel and rod leave enough clearance for the door to swing and the handle to move freely.
Care
Please refer to the product card included with your noren for care instructions.
DECO Home Objects
Material × Space × Human
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