Making cloth from land that has not used pesticides for more than 100 years in harmony with nature.
The cotton we use is grown on land that has never been pesticide-free for more than 100 years.
Neither pesticides nor chemical fertilizers have entered the soil, and cotton grows quietly in the rhythm of nature.
Shandong Province has long been a producer of wheat, garlic, and cotton. Taking advantage of the fact that insects do not come to grow garlic, cotton is made from garlic behind-the-scenes.
The only tools used are hoes, sickles, and other tools that are handled by human hands. In a land where pesticides and fertilizers have never been used before, agriculture is carried out according to the 24 solar terms.
Seeds sown in spring will bloom at the end of summer, and in autumn they will become cotton balls.
Gala spinning, which is harvested and spun slowly over time, allows air to enter the center of the fibers, resulting in a soft and soft yarn.
The goodness of cotton harvested without the use of fertilizers or pesticides is reflected in the comfort when applied to the skin.
The products of the Masuhisa Dyeing and Weaving Research Institute, which are made by hand, are 80% finished products, so to speak.
The remaining 20% gradually develops its flavor as it is used, blends into the skin and hands, and becomes a finished product over time.
Photo: Contract farmer's field. Under the blessings of nature and Mother Earth, it takes six months to turn into cotton.
The harvested cotton is not twisted, but is made into yarn using "gala spinning", which has a softness close to that of hand-spun.
Then, they dye it with natural plants and trees, and slowly weave it on an old-fashioned loom.
Thus, a piece of cloth is born.
Rather than convenience and speed, "ease" and "certainty".
We are carefully making fabrics that are in harmony with nature and close to the mind and body one by one today
Photo: The "gala spinning machine" is called gala spinning because of the rattling sound of the spinning wheel. Fluctuations in the thickness of the yarn and expressions that cannot be produced by machine spinning are created.