From Noro.com: Ohajiki is the name of a traditional Japanese children's game similar to marbles, but played with flattened, coin-shaped pieces of ceramic, glass, or sea glass, and comes in various colors. The colorways for Ohajiki are reminiscent of how the game pieces look with light passing through them. Each ball embarks on a color journey of happiness & reminds us of the simple pleasures of childhood. Ohajiki is a timeless blend of Cotton, Silk, Wool, & Viscose. An excellent choice for tops, shawls, summer dresses, and beyond!
From Noro.com: Rikka is a voluminous yarn and a typical Noro blend of Merino wool & Corriedale, combined with the softest Peruvian alpaca, and undyed mulberry silk. The yarn and the finished knitted fabric appear to be covered with a touch of white. It seems as if you are looking at a landscape that has been surprised by a frosty night or a sudden snowfall. (which is the meaning of Rikka in Japanese "snow crystal")
