An Exclusive Collection with Renowned Japanese Artisan, Cozo Cazama

Popular Accessory: Handcrafted Indigo Scarf

Made from nature

Discover the charm of the Banlue Handcrafted Indigo Scarf, created from and with a deep commitment to nature. Ethically sourced cotton, grown in the villagers' backyards, is combined with the natural indigo and taro roots for a stunning blue and rich brown hue, creating a harmonious blend of colors derived straight from the earth.

Spun on Traditional Looms 

Each Handcrafted Indigo Scarf is spun with care on traditional looms, preserving the intricate artistry of the Northern region of Laos. By acquiring this unique scarf, you contribute to the livelihood of the community of Banlue, a village steeped in a century-old looming tradition.

Wrap yourself in the beauty of nature and the remarkable Wabi Sabi craftsmanship of the Indigo Scarf. Dive deeper into the remarkable story behind the creation of this captivating scarf in our short YouTube video, here.

NEW: The Stylishly Sustainable Four-way Furoshiki

Furoshiki, traditional Japanese wrapping cloths, are multi-purpose style statement pieces that can double as sustainable gift-wrapping or impromptu, chic tote bags—a foldable fabric superhero that champions nature, health, and thoughtful, timeless craftsmanship.

Each furoshiki is made-to-order by Cozo Cazama, one of the few remaining masters of the traditional Japanese art of aizome (Japanese hand-dyed indigo). The faint, earthy smell testifies to the high quality of fermented indigo dye—rich in antibacterial, skin soothing properties—that has been prized by Japanese samurai and cultures around the world for centuries. Made using our unbleached organic cotton fabric, this miniature masterpiece will be your healthy, eco-friendly sidekick for years to come.

Best-seller: The Elegant Yūgen Bed Throw

Japanese artists often express Yūgen through profound, elegant simplicity: natural, living ingredients are gently, respectfully guided to create spacious, *imperfect* Wabi Sabi, with each piece born representing the mystery and interconnection of life and its cycles of creation and decay. 

Traditional aizome (Japanese hand-dyed indigo) is exactly this. It takes a dedicated craftsman a year to nurture one batch of Indigo dye from seed to bubbling, fermented sukumo, a living dye rich with antibacterial properties. The faint, earthy smell testifies to the high quality of fermented indigo dye—rich in antibacterial, skin soothing properties—that has been prized by Japanese samurai and cultures around the world for centuries.

We partnered with one of the last living traditional indigo dyers in Japan, Cozo Cazama, to offer 18 one-of-a-kind, beautiful, indigo-dyed bed throws. As you wrap yourself in this luxurious, handcrafted indigo bed throw, you are embraced by the sun, resources, and rain that nourished the indigo and cotton plants, and the love, tradition, and dedication that transformed them.