Some No Anbo Tenugui Hand Traditionally Tokuoka Made In 35cm X 100cm (Japanese Towel) "Whale" - Dyed, 100% Cotton, Weave, Japan,

I boldly depicted an auspicious whale, so large that it spills out of the frame. To allow the whale's presence to shine through, I omitted other decorations and kept the color scheme simple. Since ancient times, it has been said in fishing villages that the appearance of a whale brings a bountiful catch, and the whale has been worshipped as a god of the sea. Similarly, Ebisu, the god of fishing, is considered an incarnation of the whale, and in some regions, Ebisu was also used to refer to the general term for large fish, including whales, called "isana." Made in Japan, this is a high-quality Chita cotton fabric. Just like traditional Japanese tenugui (hand towels), both ends are left unfinished. It can be enjoyed as interior decor by mounting it on a hanging scroll rod or frame. Furthermore, at 100cm in length, it's also suitable as a face towel for kendo. Please note that the color displayed on your monitor may differ from the actual color. I boldly depicted an auspicious whale, so large that it spills out of the frame. To allow the whale's presence to shine through, I omitted other decorations and kept the color scheme simple. Since ancient times, it has been said in fishing villages that the appearance of a whale brings a bountiful catch, and the whale has been worshipped as a god of the sea. Similarly, Ebisu, the god of fishing, is considered an incarnation of the whale, and in some regions, Ebisu was also used to refer to the general term for large fish, including whales, called "isana."