Noro

Harmonize natural unevenness, asymmetric pattern and complex color to portray the beauty of the nature. Taking sufficient time to dye and yarn natural flavors and tenderness of materials to preserve their original characters and deliver them into the hands of you. All animal fibers that are used in the yarns come from certified organic farms, from international sources such as Australia, the Falkland Islands and South Africa. Noro is personally involved with inspecting all aspects of production, from visiting the animal farms to checking the machinery used and keeping restrictions on the dye processes to maintain products that are as eco-friendly as possible. He says "Friction, rubbing and heat during processing weaken the fibers in direct proportion to the length of time they are processed. By dramatically shortening this process, we are preventing damage to the enzymes in the fibers and simultaneously profiting the environment." Differences in processing from other yarn manufacturers include the use of a single roller on the carding machine instead of the usual three, hand-feeding tufts of fiber into the carding machine, and the arrangement of specified color runs by hand. The single roller as well as the shorter bed on the spinning machine result in less twist to the single ply than other yarns, giving a variance in thickness along its length. BE FREE FROM EXISTING CONCEPTS AND LIMITATION PURSUE THE IMAGE IN OUR MIND

 

Asaginu

$14.95

Design Outtakes from Noro magazine 22

$15.95

Ito

$49.95

Kakigori

$44.95

Kumo

$9.95

Mirai

$19.95

Noro Knitting Magazine

$1.00 - $9.99

Noro Kureyon - The 30th Anniversary Collection

$24.00 $29.95

Silk Garden Solo

$12.95

Sonata

$19.95

Taiyo

$10.00 $19.95

Tennen

$20.76 $25.95

Timeless Noro - Knit Blankets

$19.95

Timeless Noro - Knit Shawls

$19.95

Tsubame

$49.95

Uchiwa

$44.95