Keep it long, treasure it long.

Wrapped in a soft "Khullu"

A scarf from Tibet. The beautiful weaving and comfortable materials make you feel attractive. It is an all-season item that you want to use.

"Khullu"

Tibet, where the Himalayas and Chomoranma rise, has a high altitude and long winters, so yak hair that protects it from the harsh cold has been handy. Yak hair, which can only collect 100g from one animal, is very valuable, but since it falls off naturally in the spring, NORLHA collects them and uses them in products without cutting them.

The wool called Khullu that grows inside the black hair on the surface is very soft and is said to be warm and down. The NORLHA scarf weaves the wool of this crow over time. Generally, the yarn is bleached before dyeing, but NORLHA does not bleach and dyes while leaving a natural hair color, so it has a deep color.

Feather light scarves combine silk with kuru to create a smooth and sophisticated fabric. It's very light and soft, and it feels like it's wrapped in air. With a large size that you can fluffy, you can enjoy various winding methods. Although it is a little transparent, it has moderate heat retention and is convenient to use regardless of the season. With a chic edging, it is perfect for pretty styles. It is also useful as a measure against awnings and air conditioning.

Sustainable textiles from Tibetan villages

NORLHA is a brand established in 2007 by Yeshi parents and children. Founder with roots in Tibet, Europe and America, Dechen Yeshi needs young people to leave their hometown for the job and leave for the big city of China when they visit a village in Tibet in 2004 You know that you are sexual and that you feel left behind somewhere. "In order to keep young people home, it's important to create jobs, so that children and their parents can inherit culture and tradition." That idea is the starting point for starting NORLHA.

Duchenne decided to work with his daughter, Kim, to commercialize a fabric made of Yak hair, which is the treasure of Tibet. We contact the nomads who collect yak hair, and both parents and children learn to weave in Cambodia. After that, we will move to Tibet, improve the environment for manufacturing, train staff, and start the brand.

The yak hair, which is the material of NORLHA, is light, warm and very soft. The quality is highly evaluated in the world, and we work with the famous Big Maison. By maintaining a sustainable production system while considering the environment, this brand will help protect Tibetan villages and people.