Description: One of the products from the collaboration project between Ihei Hosotsuji, the 14th generation of Eirakuya, and Eiki Kimura. It depicts a dynamic touch of a lustrous carp swimming leisurely. The following items are included: - One gift paper bag - One sticker - One instruction booklet, how to use Tenugui, in English & Japanese with easy-to-understand illustrations This Tenugui cotton cloth is made by Eirakuya (永楽屋), a long historical Japanese Tenugui specialty store in Kyoto Japan.They were founded in the early Edo period (1615) to manufacture and sell tenugui hand towels and furoshiki cloths. Eirakuya's Tenugui are mainly printed by yuzen dyeing, one of Japan's representative handprinted dyeing techniques. Size: Approx. 91 × 36 cm (35.8 x 14.2 inch) Material: Cotton 100% How to maintain Tenugi:Tenugui, Japanese cotton clothes have been produced since the Edo era. The width is small and both ends are cut and left unsewn to be used in various ways. The ends may fray little by little when used. But it will be gradually frighten up after being washed several times. Please do not forcibly pull the frayed weft threads, but cut the excess threads with scissors. Please see the attached instruction booklet.
Price: 35.98 USD
Location: Torrance, California
End Time: 2024-01-02T00:35:02.000Z
Shipping Cost: N/A USD
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All returns accepted: ReturnsNotAccepted
Brand: Eirakuya
Featured Refinements: Tenugui
Country/Region of Manufacture: Japan
Culture: Japanese
