In this issue, we introduce a cool and refreshing summer pattern, tenugui, to cool down the hot and humid Japanese summer season. There are many events in Japan where tenugui are helpful, such as fireworks festivals and matsuri (festivals).

This article will introduce the actual procedure for wearing the kendo headgear.
It takes tricks and practice to be able to wear it so that it fits your head!

Collaboration furoshiki by Georgia and Kamawanu.
Georgia & Kamawanu” bento furoshiki (lunch box) is now available.

Approximately 98 cm in length, this tenugui towel is especially suitable for kendo. Made of 100% cotton, it is thin but highly absorbent and portable. It is ideal for removing sweat during training and for protecting the Kendo Bogu from perspiration. You would not be able to train kendo without this excellent tenugui towel!

Kendo is one of the most prestigious of the Japanese martial arts and is a traditional sport that emphasizes physical and mental training.Tenugui towel is an indispensable tool for kendo.In this column, we would like to introduce the role and design of tenugui towels in kendo.

Tenugui towels have many uses as they are, but you can broaden the range of their uses by adding a few touches. Here are step-by-step how to make hand-sewn accessories using a tenugui towel.

Why don't you feel the gentle transition of the warm season, from the greetings of early spring to the peach festival and the blooming of cherry blossoms, by using tenugui  towels?

Kamawanu's small furoshiki series "Oishii Furoshiki" debuted over 10 years ago this year!

This is a report on a tour of a factory that produces furoshiki cloth, which is dyed by a technique called "te-nassen" (hand dyeing).

December has come early, the end of the year.
Looking back on the past year, we would like to announce the "Kamawanu Tenugui Towel Popularity Ranking 2023"!

Did you know that each of the classical and auspicious patterns used in tenugui towel designs has its own meaning?

This time, we would like to introduce the patterns that mean "good luck" from Kamawanu's designs.

In our country, Japan, there is the word "Omotenashi".
In this column, we will explore methods of hospitality for holiday parties using hand towels, blending traditional Japanese values with a modern touch.

This is a set of five value-priced cocktail napkins that will brighten up any party.