「Tellur Doroyōzome」- KAZAN TERROIR JACKET (DR0254)

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About 「Tellur Doroyōzome」* Volcanic mud & dried leaf one-bath dyeing

Traditional Japanese two‑stage mud dyeing, known as Dorozome, employs fermented iron‑rich mud sourced from the mud pits of Amami Ōshima. Fibres are first saturated with tannin extracted from Teichi wood (Rhaphiolepis umbellata), then submerged in iron mud to develop colour. The reaction between tannins and iron ions produces deep black as its signature hue. With fewer dye cycles, subtle reddish‑brown mottling emerges over a grey ground.
 
Our original Tellur Doroyōzome is a one‑bath dyeing process: volcanic iron‑bearing sediment mud from Kumejima and dried leaves share the same dye bath. Tannins and iron ions penetrate the fibres at the same time to form colour.
Unlike conventional Dorozome, this method requires no Teichi wood. Tannins are supplied entirely by the dried leaves. The mottled patina penetrates deep within the fibre, bringing the unscripted, rustic texture of well‑loved vintage workwear.

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