KHATA is a Japanese fashion accessories brand conceived and designed by designer Serina Morita since 2010. Its name means “scarf” in Tibetan. The brand turns yarn spun and dyed in Nepal into products using traditional handlooms. Centered on stoles, its range includes items made from materials such as cotton acrylic and cashmere. Each year, it presents products with new patterns and color combinations. Its approach to making reflects Nepal’s traditional craftsmanship and materials.
Concept
Since 2010, KHATA has conceived and designed products made from yarn spun and dyed in Nepal, using traditional handlooms. KHATA means “scarf” in Tibetan, and the brand expresses the hope that it will become part of people’s wardrobes.