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Noro makes colorful yarns that turn any project into a work of art. You can use Noro yarns for knitting as well as crochet and weaving. Noro offers gorgeous knitting and crochet patterns with each of its yarn lines.

The Noro yarn collections are one of a kind! Self striping colors and quality fibers create a yarns not to be overlooked. Hand spinning and environmentally friendly dyes are hallmarks of this Japanese company that has been stunning the fiber industry for over 40 years.

"I have come to believe that these yarns are as close to art as we have in the industry. The man behind them is an artist himself, and these yarns are an expression of his spirit rather than just a commercial product." Cornelia Tuttle Hamilton

In recent years, the yarn industry has been actively promoting awareness of ecological sustainability, but this concept has been part of the Noro philosophy from the very beginning. The preservation of nature is such an important concept of his business that Mr Noro leaves nothing to chance, personally overseeing every aspect of production from sheep to yarn ball, including all machinery, labelling, yarn bags, boxes and even the garbage that the company produces.

All the animal fibres used in Noro yarns are Organic. Most of the wool comes from a special breed of sheep called Polwarth, raised especially for Noro on a non-mulesing farm in Australia. Other fibres from from the Falkland Islands and South Africa, from Organic Farms.

Environmental considerations are at the forefront of the dyeing process, with each step being carefully controlled. The natural fibres are dyed using a pH balance that is compatible with the fibres. Noro's modifications to the blowing, carding and spinning processes reap a total energy savings of 46% as compared to typical yarn industry standards.The unique manufacturing process that results in the exceptional colourways and textures have always been closely guarded secret in Japan.

Noro yarns have longer spans of colour in the runs than many other yarns, causing distinctive striping patterns, as well as being spun by hand versus being produced completely by machines.There have been plenty of attempts to imitate the magic of Noro, but in the world of self-striping yarn, nothing compares with Noro.

Noro yarns embrace the Japanese philosophy of accepting & enjoying the non-uniformity, unevenness, & natural beauty of nature. All animal fibers spun into Noro yarns come from certified organic farms around the world. The yarns are as eco-friendly as possible with many processes still done by hand or on traditional machinery. The gorgeous array of colors is inspired by the natural world that surrounds us.

Noro Ito is a worsted-weight, 100% wool yarn with a self-striping pattern of vibrant and beautiful colors that change as you knit or crochet. Available in a huge 200g/437y ball, you can make an entire scarf with just one ball, but you may want to grab a few more for a snuggly sweater or poncho. Whatever your next project - it's sure to be a stunner!

Noro Kureyon is aptly named after crayons, which suits this brilliantly-colored yarn to a T. Always a fan favorite, this aran-weight, 100% wool yarn features a self-striping pattern of rich and vibrant shades that bring an interesting and beautiful look to all your projects. We love it for cowls, wraps, pullovers, and more!

Noro Silk Garden is a hand-dyed blend of silk, mohair, and wool with incredible self-striping colors!! Eisaku Noro's artistry in blending colors and fibers remains unsurpassed. Wearing a garment created with Noro yarn is like wearing a work of art. Use this aran-weight yarn to make beautiful hat, scarves, sweaters, and more!

Geshi by Noro Yarns is a subtle self striping dk weight yarn put up in an ample 200 gram cake. Geshi means summer solstice in Japanese so Gehsi's colorways are inspired by the summer solstice, when the day light is the longest each year and everything looks brightest.

Kureyon by Noro

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