Flber Japanese Noren Doorway Curtain Window Kitchen Curtain Indigo Noren Panels for Bedroom Bathroom Living Room

Just decided to go for these because I have hated not having some sort of window covering, but also like the light.(I know the command hooks are ugly - I wanted to get them up and see how they looked and whether to keep them. )I really like the batik quality. They are lightweight but don't feel flimsy. As other reviews have said there is some slight bleed. I saw one reviewer said to wash them with some vinegar to set them - I think I will do that. I need to press them too They are quite long - my second location for them would've been over the kitchen window but I think they are too long.The last photo is how they look from a distance/another room.I also included a photo of the cute note they sent - I may ask them about the vinegar wash.I'm happy with them - I think they are more interesting than the usual window coverings. I hope they don't fade too quickly.

I got this for our side window by the entrance where we get afternoon sun, which makes our living room temp go high. It covers our window perfectly and it is very pleasant to the eyes. Pretty thick, good quality cloth, so it also prevents the heat from the sun entering our living space.

These are actually works of fiber art. The cotton is heavy, the dye authentic indigo (that's dark blue, not black), obviously handcrafted (i do batik). They are practically the full length of a doorway and yes, you do get Two, so they cover a doorway (yet see between the slits, not the fabric). Be aware they don't have a rod pocket or tabs, so you will have to come up with a hanging solution. I used ring clips and part them on either side of the door on a longer rod (ok, steal the idea!) Very fine, very pleased. Plus I'm a Pisces!

Pros:*Beautiful design that can be enjoyed from both sides.*Works well at keeping cool air in as well as keeping smells out.Cons:*Slight bleeding of indigo on the pattern. Honestly this is barely worth mentioning as it has almost zero impact on the beauty of the print especially considering it's handcrafted appeal.*Strong smell when you first open it, this should dissipate after about a week or so.*No included way to hang it. Personally I had a loop sewn into the top using extra fabric so that I could hang it from a tension rod.*The fabric is very thin and does not hang straight. If this bothers you you'll want to plan on adding some form of weight to the bottom.P.S. Tension rods are ugly, if you're hanging this from a doorway I HIGHLY recommend purchasing a Bamboo Textile Hanger sold by Ten Thousand Villages or something similar. Just be warned that these hangers are much wider on top than on the actual portion the tapestry hangs from, as such you'll want to carefully measure how much space you need if hanging in a narrow hallway.

I'm using one panel to cover a narrow row of recessed shelves in my laundry room and the other as a decorative piece on our staircase landing. The material, an attractive deep indigo, is substantial. I'm delighted with the panels' artistry and value.

Natural fabric, natural dyes, and hand made. Each piece is a unique piece of fabric art. Any imperfections are the one of kind characteristics to appreciate.

I love everything about these panels. Beautiful art, perfect weight, exactly matched my decor. They don't have a curtain rod pocket, so you'll either have to sew one in yourself or use clip on curtain rings as I did. I also recommend soaking in vinegar water (to set the dye) and washing before use. I washed mine in a washing machine and the came out beautifully without the need to iron. Highly recommend.

I was looking for some curtain to cover my pantry entrance, when I found these. Beautiful design, not too thick, not too thin. My pantry is very functional but so old and ugly, plus you don’t really want your storage to be in your face. I like to leave the pantry light on at night for the comfort, and the curtains make the light softer, and the fish are glowing in the dark making my kitchen look magical. Total game changer. I bet you can find some other cool ideas to use these tapestry looking curtains.