永平寺 · Eiheiji, JapanLaunching soon
Nunori · Premium Japanese textiles

A few years ago I fell for Japanese cloth — washipaper yarn, woven with silk. Fabric that's cool through the summer, softens with every wash, and ages beautifully. I'm a software developer in Eiheiji, Japan, and while the world races toward AI, I'm going the other way: making premium home textiles — beginning with the bed you sleep in — from the most exceptional Japanese cloth I can find. Come watch me build it.

Matt · Founder, nunori — Eiheiji, Japan

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Building in public

Before launch, I'm documenting the whole thing — the cloth, the making, and the place it's made.

9:16THREAD · the cloth

The cloth

Washi, washi-silk, and other exceptional Japanese fabric — where it comes from and why it's special.

9:16THREAD · the make

The make

Prototyping the first bed linens — cut, sew, sleep-test, wash-test, again.

9:16THREAD · the place

The place

Eiheiji, Fukui — the temple town and the studio we're building it all from.

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