Stripes Matcha TENUGUI

Details

Item No：06160422

• Size (USA): approx. 13" × 35"
  

• Size (World): approx. 33cm × 90cm

• Material: 100% Cotton

• Made in Japan

SHIMA-ZUKUSHI

The striped pattern that was all the rage for kimonos during the Edo period has been dyed in the quintessential Japanese color, matcha green. The striped pattern goes by various names, such as "parent-and-child stripes," "rod stripes," "waterfall stripes," and "thousands of stripes." The combination of these various stripes in this design conjures the sophistication of the Edo period in a single piece of fabric.

It will be great for wrapping sake bottles or as a gift for those interested in traditional Japanese culture.

Tradition Meets Craftsmanship

Each tenugui is hand-dyed by craftsmen using the traditional CHUSEN technique, which creates beautiful gradations of color unique to this process.
[Learn more about how tenugui are made →[ HOW TENUGUI ARE MADE ] 

How to Use

Tenugui are an essential part of everyday life in Japan — used for wiping hands, wrapping gifts, or decorating a space. Each piece carries the warmth of craftsmanship and the beauty of imperfection that comes with hand-dyeing.　Want to know more? Check out some creative ways to use your tenugui here.

Specially Crafted Tenugui Fabric

Our tenugui are made from cloth specially crafted for everyday use. Soft, absorbent, and smooth, they become even more comfortable to use over time.

Enjoy Tenugui Fading

Our tenugui are hand-dyed with a generous amount of dye. With each wash, excess dye gradually comes off, and the colors evolve slowly. How you use and wash your tenugui will affect its fading, so enjoy watching it change over time.

Care & Notes

• Color:
  The first product photo shows the closest color to the actual item. Colors may vary slightly due to screen settings or the natural dyeing process.

• Duties:
  Additional customs fees or import taxes may apply depending on your country. DHL or your local carrier will collect these fees, which are the customer’s responsibility.