Kumejima cotton is a traditional textile produced on Kumejima, an island in Okinawa, Japan. This cotton is known for its unique texture and durability, making it suitable for various clothing and household items. The cultivation of Kumejima cotton dates back to the 17th century, and it has become an important part of the island's cultural heritage. The production process involves hand-picking and weaving, which contributes to its high quality. Kumejima cotton is often dyed using natural methods, resulting in beautiful, vibrant colors. Today, it is celebrated for its craftsmanship and is sought after by those interested in traditional Japanese textiles.