This pattern has been tech edited and test crocheted.

Komorebi Leaf Lace Shawl is a delicate, slender crochet shawl featuring an organic, continuous leaf lace motif, inspired by sunlight filtering through tree leaves (Komorebi).

Features

• Design & Drape: A slender scarf-like silhouette that offers an exceptionally elegant, airy drape, accented by subtle, modern asymmetrical ends.
• Beginner-Friendly Lace: The intricate leaf pattern looks complex at first glance, but is a simple, intuitive 3-row repeat made with basic stitches—making it a perfect “mobile crocheting” (moba-ami) project.
• Easy Customization & Styling: Generous length allows versatile styling (tied softly in front, looped once, or wrapped twice), and the size/length is easily adjustable by repeating the pattern rows.

Size

• Width: Approx. 21 cm (8.3”)
• Length: Approx. 147 cm (57.9”) (Using the recommended yarn and hook. Easily adjustable.)

Yarn Details

• Yarn Used: Hand-dyed 100% Bourette Silk (spun silk) (100% Silk; approx. 560 m / 612 yds per 100g skein)
• Hook: JP 5/0 (3.00 mm) (Worked slightly loosely for a soft, airy drape)
• Traditional Colorways (Botanical Dyes):
  • Hitoe-ume (一重梅 - Soft Dusty Pink): Inspired by the delicate petals of newly bloomed single-flowered plum blossoms. A sophisticated, gentle Japanese pink.
  • Ominaeshi (女郎花 - Calm Yellow-Green): Named after the beloved autumn flower from ancient Japanese poetry. A nostalgic, tranquil botanical shade that brings a sense of peace.
• Estimated Yardage: Approx. 527 m /576 yds (used approx. 94 g of the sample skein) — 1 skein project!

What’s Included

This pattern is available in English and includes:

1. Written Pattern: Full English written instructions in standard US crochet terminology.
2. Japanese Chart: A traditional Japanese crochet symbol chart (編み図).
3. Step-by-Step Photos: Visual tutorials included for extra support.
4. Conversion Table: A handy reference guide matching Japanese symbols with English abbreviations (e.g., ＋ = sc).

Perfect for international crocheters who love the visual clarity of Japanese charts combined with English text guidance!