mezawa Manor in Sagami Province, by late Edo era artist Katsushika Hokusai, depicts a dream-like scene: five cranes rest peacefully on a long, mist-enshrouded slope of Mount Fuji, while another two take flight toward the mountain. The scene is framed on both sides by a finely detailed sharkskin pattern used in kimonos, creating a cloud-like effect.
Our Tenugui towel are dyed by hand by craftsmen using a dyeing technique called CHUSEN.
＞ HOW TENUGUI ARE MADE
Item No :06161733
Size for USA : Approximately 13 inch. wide and 35 inch. long
Size for World : Approximately 33cm. wide and 90cm. long
Material : 100% Cotton
Made in Japan
Attention:
- Colors: Images 1 and 2 are closer in color to the actual product.
- Colors of the actual product may vary depending on the settings on your screen
- Slight differences in color are inherent to the nature of the raw materials and dyeing technique used to make the tenugui
- The odor of the dyes sometimes remains, but it will get more faint as you use the product. For more information, please check here.
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