In Pangcah, "koleto^" refers to shoulang yam, rich in tannins and gum, traditionally used to dye fibers like fishing nets and cloth, making them stronger and more durable. Its color deepens with sunlight and use, gaining a luster that mirrors the passage of time.
The triangle bags, dyed with plants, have a natural, earthy texture. In the Kamaro’an Hualien Atelier, colors are slowly built up, waiting for the fire and the sun.
In Pangcah, "koleto^" refers to shoulang yam, rich in tannins and gum, traditionally used to dye fibers like fishing nets and cloth, making them stronger and more durable. Its color deepens with sunlight and use, gaining a luster that mirrors the passage of time.
The triangle bags, dyed with plants, have a natural, earthy texture. In the Kamaro’an Hualien Atelier, colors are slowly built up, waiting for the fire and the sun.
Vegetable-tanned cowhide has a smooth finish while retaining the natural full grain with a unique aspect and touch. Over time, the leather tanned by vegetables will nourish and evolve, developing a patina.