Nendo has create a set of designs that change according to where one is standing. The textiles are made with "integrate materials like gold leaves and lacquer into the weaves, creating dramatic three-dimensional effects that change as the fabrics are viewed from different positions," according to DesignBoom.
The designs of each textile are done using an ancient Asian weaving method, making these products extremely distinct for the market in today's day and age. They are available in 5 different patterns, with each one being so intricate that one could examine the preciseness of the design for an extended period of time.
For those that appreciate textiles and traditional weaving methods, these designs are sure to impress.
Photo Credits: designboom, www2.seibu.jp
Key Themes Behind This Trend
- Dynamic-textile-designs
- The integration of materials like gold leaves and lacquer into textiles can create possibilities for designs that shift and change with one's position.
- Asian-weaving-revival
- Introducing ancient Asian weaving methods to contemporary design can be a unique selling point for brands.
- Endless-textile-precision
- Intricate textile designs that take a long time to examine can offer a novel experience of textiles to consumers.
Where This Applies
- Textile-manufacturing
- Introducing new weaving techniques and materials can distinguish textile manufacturing companies from competitors.
- Fashion-design
- Dynamic designs can enable fashion brands to cater to consumers looking for unique clothes.
- Interior-design
- Innovative textiles could provide creative solutions for interior designers looking to add unique accents to spaces.
