Tenugui - Bonne Annee du Lapin

Tenugui - Bonne Annee du LapinTenugui are plain weave thin cotton cloths about 35" x 13" in size. They have been used for centuries in Japan for a variety of purposes, and many people use them as washcloths and headbands. This tenugui is designed by a French illustrator Isabelle Boinot. Her works are seen in a variety f products in many countries. The finish of this tenuqui is unique in that all four sides are stitched. (Standard cotton fabric for tenugui is woven in 13" width so

Kishu is an old name for Wakayama prefecture where Mount Kōya is situated

The flycatcher is a migratory bird native to southeastern Asia and the males have exceptionally long tails

nuanced colors

The larger bowls are perfect for your favorite side dishes on a holiday table

The finish of this tenuqui is unique in that all four sides are stitched

wrap your lunchbox or use it for any other purpose you like

The hand painted lines and splash patterns appear loose and rustic at the same time

a grayish green color

They have a calming effect

Shirakawa - Shirakawa is the newest addition to the collection

screws and plastic bodies) are made in-house and each blade is engraved with two words: Japan and NJK

This stuffed ornament expertly captures the form of the fish and its spotted pattern