Description

Item Name

Miyamoto

Product Size(CM)

Approx 35×90cm

Product Weight(g)

40

Product Materials

100% cotton

Product Introduction

This hand towel is a traditional Japanese craft that gets softer the more you use it and wash it.
You can use it as a handkerchief or to wipe sweat when you go out, or as a mitt while cooking outdoors, and since it is thin after use, it can be folded into a small size so that it does not become part of your luggage.
You can also use it as a patch for ironing, as a scarf on cold days, or as an instant hair tie for your baby.
We also recommend using a tenugui instead of cloth to make masks, children s pants, etc., or making an original eco bag by combining the two.
If you display it in your room as a tapestry, or wrap it around the handle of a basket bag or tote bag, you can brighten up the things you always use.
Even if you get injured during leisure activities or mountain climbing, you can use a tenugui to perform first aid such as stopping bleeding.
It is more absorbent than kitchen paper and can be reused if washed, so it can also be used while cooking as it can wipe away moisture from ingredients with a lot of water.
Tenugui are durable, water-absorbent, and quick-drying, so they can be used in a variety of situations, both inside and outside the home.
It has an attractive colorful Japanese pattern, so it would make a great souvenir or gift.
[Note]
Since the chuzome tenugui is hand-dyed, the color may vary slightly.
Due to the original manufacturing method of hand towels, they are left uncut and the ends are not processed.
Dimensions may vary depending on the cutting position.
Chusen tenugui will fade in color, so for the first two or three times you use it, separate it from other laundry and wash it by hand in lukewarm water. When drying, squeeze gently to smooth out wrinkles and dry in the shade.
Made In Japan