All aspects of production are done in the studios of Kobo Oriza. These processes include (but are not limited to!) product design, spinning yarn, warping, weaving, washing, and tasseling. The Kijaku Ichiretsuki loom can only complete 30 scarves a day, but each one is made with the utmost care.

Origin of Fabric: Japan
55% Cotton / 45% Hemp

Made in Imabari, Japan
Approx. Size: 69" x 14.5"
Product #: KOS120
Code: NWS

Learn more about Kobo Oriza and the Kijaku Ichiretsuki loom here .

Apparel and accessories handcrafted in Oregon and Japan. Traditional Japanese textiles and patterns.

Kiriko Made

Kobo Oriza, Scallop Weave, Moss Green

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Women's Scarves

All aspects of production are done in the studios of Kobo Oriza. These processes include (but are not limited to!) product design, spinning yarn, warping, weaving, washing, and tasseling. The Kijaku Ichiretsuki loom can only complete 30 scarves a day, but each one is made with the utmost care.

Origin of Fabric: Japan
100% Wool
Made in Imabari, Japan
Scarf (flat measurement): 14"x 71" approx.
Product #: KOS93

Code: NWS

Learn more about Kobo Oriza and the Kijaku Ichiretsuki loom here .

Kobo Oriza Multi-pattern Weave Black, Beige And Navy Plaid Scarf

Our Karu-Ori scarves are simple, casual, and lightweight. Soft and comfortable, this scarf is the perfect all-season accessory.
Kasuri , a traditional Japanese fabric, derived from the word “kasureru” meaning “blurred” is created using individually dyed threads that are skillfully woven into the patterns you see here. Created by artisans using generations-old wooden looms and weaving techniques. The ends of each scarf are tied by hand and made with care.
Each scarf is pressed and packaged by hand in Portland, Oregon.

Origin of Fabric: Japan
Cotton
Size: 72″x15″
Product #: KO123
Code: WP50
Made in Japan
Watch our video to see how we tie our scarves.

Karu-ori, Shades Of Indigo With White Lines

Our Karu-Ori scarves are simple, casual, and lightweight. Soft and comfortable, this scarf is the perfect all-season accessory.
Kasuri , a traditional Japanese fabric, derived from the word “kasureru” meaning “blurred” is created using kasuri (similar to ikat) dyed threads that are skillfully woven into the patterns you see here. Created by artisans using generations-old wooden looms and weaving techniques. The ends of each scarf are tied by hand and made with care.
Each scarf is pressed and packaged by hand in Portland, Oregon.

Origin of Fabric: Japan
Cotton
Size: 72″x15″
Product #: KO138
Code: WP50
Made in Japan
Watch our video to see how we tie our scarves.

Karu-ori, Red With Indigo And White Faded Shima

Our Karu-Ori scarves are simple, casual, and lightweight. Soft and comfortable, this scarf is the perfect all-season accessory.
Kasuri , a traditional Japanese fabric, derived from the word “kasureru” meaning “blurred” is created using individually dyed threads that are skillfully woven into the patterns you see here. Created by artisans using generations-old wooden looms and weaving techniques. The ends of each scarf are tied by hand and made with care.
Each scarf is pressed and packaged by hand in Portland, Oregon.

Origin of Fabric: Japan
Cotton
Size: 72″x15″
Product #: KO118
Code: WP50
Made in Japan
Watch our video to see how we tie our scarves.

Karu-ori, White And Indigo Shima, Purple Color Fade Kasuri

Our Karu-Ori scarves are simple, casual, and lightweight. Soft and comfortable, this scarf is the perfect all season accessory.
Kasuri , a traditional Japanese fabric, derived from the word “kasureru” meaning “blurred” is created using individually dyed threads that are skillfully woven into the patterns you see here. Created by artisans using generations old wooden looms and weaving techniques. The ends of each scarf are tied by hand and made with care.
Each scarf is pressed and packaged by hand in Portland, Oregon.

Origin of Fabric: Japan
Cotton
Size: 72″x15″
Product #: KO91
Code: WP50
Made in Japan
Watch our video to see how we tie our scarves.
This is the traditional Japanese pattern called Shima .

Karu-ori Navy And Brown Fade

This split scarf combines two fabrics to make a truly unique creation. For this piece, two different-colored Kurume Kasuri dot fabrics were combined. We then sew these fabrics together and finish the scarf with a navy stitched edge.

Hand sewn in Portland, Oregon
100% Cotton
Size: 71″x13″
Product #: DSS23
Code: WP35
Each scarf comes with a pin.

Watch our video to see how we tie our scarves.

Double Split Kasuri-ori Scarf, Red, White And Indigo, Jyuji

All aspects of production are done in the studios of Kobo Oriza. These processes include (but are not limited to!) product design, spinning yarn, warping, weaving, washing, and tasseling. The Kijaku Ichiretsuki loom can only complete 30 scarves a day, but each one is made with the utmost care.

Origin of Fabric: Japan
100% Organic Cotton
Made in Imabari, Japan

Scarf (flat measurement): 15"x 64" approx.
Product #: KOS101

Code: NWS

Learn more about Kobo Oriza and the Kijaku Ichiretsuki loom here .

Kobo Oriza, Mojiri Weave, Two Tone Muffler, Blue

Introducing our Japanese Aprons. Made in Kyushu, Japan with our favorite fabrics. A simple and casual apron with one pockets in the front and two strings in the back to tie. A perfect apron to use at home while doing crafts or cooking your favorite meal. These unique patterned aprons will immediately become your favorite.

Fabric Origin: Japan
Made in Kyushu, Japan
100% Cotton
Size: One-Size
Flat Measurements
Dress Length: 33.5"
Width Size Tied: 19"
Width Size Untied: 38.5"
SKU: KA37
Code: WP35

Japanese Cafe Apron, Indigo, Red & Brown Shima

Women's Clothing

All aspects of production are done in the studios of Kobo Oriza. These processes include (but are not limited to!) product design, spinning yarn, warping, weaving, washing, and tasseling. The Kijaku Ichiretsuki loom can only complete 30 scarves a day, but each one is made with the utmost care.

Origin of Fabric: Japan
Linen Cotton Blend
Made in Imabari, Japan
Size: 15″ x 65″ approx.
Product #: KOS12
Code: NWS

Learn more about Kobo Oriza and the Kijaku Ichiretsuki loom here .

Kobo Oriza Green, Cream And Grey Slub Scarf

All aspects of production are done in the studios of Kobo Oriza. These processes include (but are not limited to!) product design, spinning yarn, warping, weaving, washing, and tasseling. The Kijaku Ichiretsuki loom can only complete 30 scarves a day, but each one is made with the utmost care.

This item uses a Rope Dyeing Technique to dye the yarn. This type of dying technique is also used to dye the yarns made for denim jeans.

Origin of Fabric: Japan
100% Cotton

Made in Imabari, Japan
Scarf (flat measurement): 31"x 8.5" approx.
Beanie: (flat measurement) 6.5″ x 10″ approx.
Product #: KOS97
Code: NWS

Learn more about Kobo Oriza and the Kijaku Ichiretsuki loom here .

Kobo Oriza Multi Functional Beanie, Tan And Grey

Our Double Gauze Split scarves are custom dyed with colors inspired by Japan. Featuring two colors in one scarf is a truly unique creation. This soft and light-weight scarf has an elegant simplicity at its very best. Double Gauze is made with an open weave, which gives it a lovely drape but also results in the sheerness of the fabric. The loose weave allows for a breathable and airy fabric which is oh-so-soft! A perfect layering piece to wear during spring/summer.
Each scarf is sewn, pressed and packaged in Portland, Oregon.

Origin of Fabric: USA
100% Cotton
sewn in Portland, Oregon
Size: 59" x 18"
Product #: GS08
Code: WP50
Watch our video to see how we tie our scarves.

Gauze Scarf, Abstract Geometric Pattern, Blue

All aspects of production are done in the studios of Kobo Oriza. These processes include (but are not limited to!) product design, spinning yarn, warping, weaving, washing, and tasseling. The Kijaku Ichiretsuki loom can only complete 30 scarves a day, but each one is made with the utmost care.

Origin of Fabric: Japan
Loosely Woven Cotton
Made in Imabari, Japan
Size: 15″ x 65″ approx.
Product #: KOS15
Code: NWS

Learn more about Kobo Oriza and the Kijaku Ichiretsuki loom here .

Kobo Oriza Cream And Blue Grey Slub Scarf

All aspects of production are done in the studios of Kobo Oriza. These processes include (but are not limited to!) product design, spinning yarn, warping, weaving, washing, and tasseling. The Kijaku Ichiretsuki loom can only complete 30 scarves a day, but each one is made with the utmost care.

Origin of Fabric: Japan
100% Organic Cotton
Made in Imabari, Japan

Scarf (flat measurement): 15"x 64" approx.
Product #: KOS100

Code: NWS

Learn more about Kobo Oriza and the Kijaku Ichiretsuki loom here .

Kobo Oriza, Mojiri Weave, Two Tone Muffler, Light Red

Our Karu-Ori scarves are simple, casual, and lightweight. Soft and comfortable, this scarf is the perfect all-season accessory.
Kasuri , a traditional Japanese fabric, derived from the word “kasureru” meaning “blurred” is created using individually dyed threads that are skillfully woven into the patterns you see here. Created by artisans using generations-old wooden looms and weaving techniques. The ends of each scarf are tied by hand and made with care.
Each scarf is pressed and packaged by hand in Portland, Oregon.

Origin of Fabric: Japan
Cotton
Size: 72″x15″
Product #: KO130
Code: WP50
Made in Japan
Watch our video to see how we tie our scarves.

Karu-ori, Green With Indigo And White Fade Shima

Introducing our new collection of Kasane Shawls. Carefully selected from Japan, these shawls are soft and warm - perfect for the cold winter weather. These multicolored shawls with contrasting colors make a beautiful staple piece for any wardrobe. They are also versatile and can be used as a scarf and can be easily folded and tied with attached tassels for portability.

100% Acrylic
Width: 24"
Length: 71" with 2.5" fringe
Product #: SH35
Code: WP25

Kasane Shawl, Burgundy & Red

All aspects of production are done in the studios of Kobo Oriza. These processes include (but are not limited to!) product design, spinning yarn, warping, weaving, washing, and tasseling. The Kijaku Ichiretsuki loom can only complete 30 scarves a day, but each one is made with the utmost care.

Origin of Fabric: Japan
100% Hemp

Made in Imabari, Japan
Approx. Size: 64" x 17"
Product #: KOS67
Code: NWS

Learn more about Kobo Oriza and the Kijaku Ichiretsuki loom here .

Kobo Oriza Stole Shawl, Blue

Our Karu-Ori scarves are simple, casual, and lightweight. Soft and comfortable, this scarf is the perfect all season accessory.
Kasuri , a traditional Japanese fabric, derived from the word “kasureru” meaning “blurred” is created using individually dyed threads that are skillfully woven into the patterns you see here. Created by artisans using generations old wooden looms and weaving techniques. The ends of each scarf are tied by hand and made with care.
Each scarf is pressed and packaged by hand in Portland, Oregon.

Origin of Fabric: Japan
Cotton
Size: 72″x15″
Product #: KO63
Code: WP50
Made in Japan
Watch our video to see how we tie our scarves.
This is the traditional Japanese pattern called Shima .

Karu-ori Dark Navy, Tan And Red Stripe Fade Scarf

All aspects of production are done in the studios of Kobo Oriza. These processes include (but are not limited to!) product design, spinning yarn, warping, weaving, washing, and tasseling. The Kijaku Ichiretsuki loom can only complete 30 scarves a day, but each one is made with the utmost care.

Origin of Fabric: Japan
65% Cotton & 35% Hemp
Made in Imabari, Japan
Approx. Size: 71" x 22.5"
Product #: KOS111

Code: NWS

Learn more about Kobo Oriza and the Kijaku Ichiretsuki loom here .

Kobo Oriza Crinkled Cotton Hemp Shawl, Yellow Plaid

This split scarf combines two fabrics to make a truly unique creation. For this piece, two different-colored Kurume Kasuri dot fabrics were combined. We then sew these fabrics together and finish the scarf with a navy stitched edge.

Hand sewn in Portland, Oregon
100% Cotton
Size: 71″x13″
Product #: DSS25
Code: WP35
Each scarf comes with a pin.

Watch our video to see how we tie our scarves.

Double Split Kasuri-ori Scarf, White, Indigo And Light Blue, Jyuji

Our Karu-Ori scarves are simple, casual, and lightweight. Soft and comfortable, this scarf is the perfect all-season accessory.
Kasuri , a traditional Japanese fabric, derived from the word “kasureru” meaning “blurred” is created using individually dyed threads that are skillfully woven into the patterns you see here. Created by artisans using generations-old wooden looms and weaving techniques. The ends of each scarf are tied by hand and made with care.
Each scarf is pressed and packaged by hand in Portland, Oregon.

Origin of Fabric: Japan
Cotton
Size: 72″x15″
Product #: KO132
Code: WP50
Made in Japan
Watch our video to see how we tie our scarves.

Karu-ori, Indigo And Maroon Shima With White Dashes

All aspects of production are done in the studios of Kobo Oriza. These processes include (but are not limited to!) product design, spinning yarn, warping, weaving, washing, and tasseling. The Kijaku Ichiretsuki loom can only complete 30 scarves a day, but each one is made with the utmost care.

Origin of Fabric: Japan
65% Cotton & 35% Hemp
Made in Imabari, Japan
Approx. Size: 71" x 22.5"
Product #: KOS109

Code: NWS

Learn more about Kobo Oriza and the Kijaku Ichiretsuki loom here .

Kobo Oriza Crinkled Cotton Hemp Shawl, Blue Plaid

We are excited to introduce a new brand to our collection of Japanese goods! Ban Inoue is inspired by the delicate and complex aesthetic of Japan. Drawing much influence from the Azuchi-Momoyama period, Ban Inoue's products follow both the aesthetics of "Hana" - majestic, dynamic, and brilliant beauty - as well as the philosophy of "Wabi" - simple and clear beauty and harmony with nature. What is created is a brand that pairs natural fabrics with rich colors that bloom during the four seasons in Japan.
Ban Inoue uses a special kind of cotton fabric called Kaya. This beautiful cloth made of pure cotton fabric is formerly used as mosquito netting which is a specialty of Nara Prefecture. Mosquito netting fabric (kaya) has high absorbency and durability, and is easy to dry, making it the perfect base for these apparel and homeware textiles.
Made in Nara Prefecture, Japan
100% Cotton
Size: 75.5"L x 44.5"W
Fringe length: 0.5" each side
Product #: BI14

Code: WP35

Care Instructions: Kaya fabric gets softer and softer with every use and wash as they are coated with starch initially. Please be careful the surface is smooth so as not to snag the fabric.
Use a laundry net when you wash. Do not tumble dry. Do not use a bleaching agent.

Ban Inoue, Kaya Shawl Large, Lime Green

All aspects of production are done in the studios of Kobo Oriza. These processes include (but are not limited to!) product design, spinning yarn, warping, weaving, washing, and tasseling. The Kijaku Ichiretsuki loom can only complete 30 scarves a day, but each one is made with the utmost care.

Origin of Fabric: Japan
100% Hemp

Made in Imabari, Japan
Approx. Size: 62" x 16.5"
Product #: KOS112
Code: NWS

Learn more about Kobo Oriza and the Kijaku Ichiretsuki loom here .

Kobo Oriza Stole Shawl, Orange Cream

All aspects of production are done in the studios of Kobo Oriza. These processes include (but are not limited to!) product design, spinning yarn, warping, weaving, washing, and tasseling. This specific design is a unique product as it made to be worn two ways– as a scarf and a beanie. A versatile accessory for cooler weather.

Origin of Fabric: Japan
Linen Cotton Blend
Made in Imabari, Japan
Scarf (flat measurement): 31"x 8.5" approx.
Beanie: (flat measurement) 6.5″ x 10″ approx.
Product #: KOS14
Code: NWS

Learn more about Kobo Oriza and the Kijaku Ichiretsuki loom here .

Kobo Oriza Multi Functional Light Blue And Blue Knit Beanie

Our Karu-Ori scarves are simple, casual, and lightweight. Soft and comfortable, this scarf is the perfect all-season accessory.
Kasuri , a traditional Japanese fabric, derived from the word “kasureru” meaning “blurred” is created using individually dyed threads that are skillfully woven into the patterns you see here. Created by artisans using generations-old wooden looms and weaving techniques. The ends of each scarf are tied by hand and made with care.
Each scarf is pressed and packaged by hand in Portland, Oregon.

Origin of Fabric: Japan
Cotton
Size: 72″x15″
Product #: KO137
Code: WP50
Made in Japan
Watch our video to see how we tie our scarves.

Karu-ori, Indigo And White Thin Shima

All aspects of production are done in the studios of Kobo Oriza. These processes include (but are not limited to!) product design, spinning yarn, warping, weaving, washing, and tasseling. The Kijaku Ichiretsuki loom can only complete 30 scarves a day, but each one is made with the utmost care.

Origin of Fabric: Japan
100% Cotton
Made in Imabari, Japan

Scarf (flat measurement): 16"x 64" approx.
Product #: KOS107

Code: NWS

Learn more about Kobo Oriza and the Kijaku Ichiretsuki loom here .

Kobo Oriza, Red, Grey, And Beige Shima, Slub Scarf

All aspects of production are done in the studios of Kobo Oriza. These processes include (but are not limited to!) product design, spinning yarn, warping, weaving, washing, and tasseling. The Kijaku Ichiretsuki loom can only complete 30 scarves a day, but each one is made with the utmost care.

Origin of Fabric: Japan
70% Cotton 30% Hemp
Made in Imabari, Japan

Scarf (flat measurement): 16"x 64" approx.
Product #: KOS105

Code: NWS

Learn more about Kobo Oriza and the Kijaku Ichiretsuki loom here .

Kobo Oriza, Linen Cotton Stole, Green Plaid

All aspects of production are done in the studios of Kobo Oriza. These processes include (but are not limited to!) product design, spinning yarn, warping, weaving, washing, and tasseling. The Kijaku Ichiretsuki loom can only complete 30 scarves a day, but each one is made with the utmost care.

Origin of Fabric: Japan
35% Cotton & 65% Hemp
Made in Imabari, Japan
Approx. Size: 66.5" x 15.5"
Product #: KOS64
Code: NWS

Learn more about Kobo Oriza and the Kijaku Ichiretsuki loom here .

Kobo Oriza Open Weave Summer Scarf, Blue Tachiwaku

Our Double Gauze Split scarves are custom dyed with colors inspired by Japan. Featuring two colors in one scarf is a truly unique creation. This soft and light-weight scarf has an elegant simplicity at its very best. Double Gauze is made with an open weave, which gives it a lovely drape but also results in the sheerness of the fabric. The loose weave allows for a breathable and airy fabric which is oh-so-soft! A perfect layering piece to wear during spring/summer.
Each scarf is sewn, pressed and packaged in Portland, Oregon.

Origin of Fabric: USA
100% Cotton
sewn in Portland, Oregon
Size: 59" x 18"
Product #: GS07
Code: WP50
Watch our video to see how we tie our scarves.