Material: 100% cotton
Size: Approx. 34cm x 90cm
Place of Origin: Japan (Made in Senshu)
Color: Pink, Mustard, Beige
Quantity: 1 of each, total 3 sets
[Japanese Tenugui, a Long-Loved Item] Tenugui were once an essential item in everyday life and have been used for a variety of purposes. They were used to wipe sweat, as headbands, to wipe the body, to stop bleeding during kendo and sports, as bandages, to wrap small items and sake bottles instead of furoshiki, and to complement yukata and kimono. They are also often seen in scenes of public baths and hot springs in kendo, TV dramas, and period dramas. More recently, they have become a familiar and beloved item for use as placemats, book covers, tissue covers, and to wrap lunch boxes.
[Fine and smooth texture] The Oka fabric uses fine threads, giving it a fine and smooth texture. The raw edges make it quick-drying and absorbs moisture quickly.
[Made in Japan for your peace of mind] Made in Japan, these towels are safe for babies and the elderly, even those with sensitive skin. They have a smooth, soft texture, so they can be used to wipe off makeup, wash your face, and even as a bath towel. If towels are too harsh or you find it difficult to wring them out, many people choose to move on to hand towels instead.
[Thin and convenient] It is thin and not bulky, making it easy to carry. It is a convenient item that can be used as a handkerchief or as a backup for emergencies.
[A versatile fabric that can be used with any idea] Tenugui has no seams, so you can tie or cut it to create any arrangement you like (headbands, wrapping small items, diapers, etc.). The simple colors make it great for a variety of occasions.
Japanese tenugui cloths made from fine, high-quality Oka fabric offer a refined, luxurious feel. Traditionally beloved, Japanese tenugui were once an essential item for everyday use, often used for a variety of purposes. They are often paired with yukata and kimono, and are often seen in scenes featuring public baths and hot springs, often seen in kendo, TV dramas, and period dramas. Recently, they have become a popular choice for everyday items like placemats, book covers, tissue covers, and lunch box wraps. Fine and smooth texture: Made with fine threads, they offer a smooth, fine weave. The raw edges allow for quick drying and quick absorption of moisture. Made in Japan for peace of mind: These tenugui cloths are safe for babies and the elderly, even with sensitive skin. Their smooth, soft texture makes them ideal for wiping off makeup remover, washing your face, and even as a bath towel. When towels are too harsh or wringing them out is too difficult, many people choose to replace their towels with tenugui. Thin and convenient: They're thin and compact, making them easy to carry. This is a convenient item that can be used as a handkerchief or for emergencies.
