Noren Japanese Pattern Printed Tenugui (4 Seasonal Patterns and Tapestry Rod Set of 4)

Production area: Made in Japan (Noren original) / Material: 100% cotton / Made with top-grade Tokuoka cotton and hand-printed (Kyoto Yuzen, immersion dyeing) technique / Each piece will have slight variations in finish. Size: 900 x 360 mm / The edges are raw-cut, but they will become less prone to fraying after washing. Dirt does not accumulate at the edges, making it clean and quick-drying. This charming tenugui (Japanese hand towel) features motifs representing each of the four seasons. We have created a set of the tenugui and tapestry rod so you can enjoy the changing seasons. These Japanese-patterned tenugui (hand towels) are made from smooth-textured Tokuoka fabric (100% cotton). Using the Kyoto Yuzen penetration dyeing technique, the dye penetrates thoroughly to the back of the fabric. By dyeing them for a longer time than usual, delicate patterns are expressed and the colors are resistant to fading. They are slightly stiff when first used, but will become softer and more comfortable with use. Enjoy the unique designs of Japanese patterns, which are inspired by the four seasons and landscapes of Japan. / [Caution] Tenugui are traditional Japanese cloths that have been used in daily life for centuries. Both ends are left unfinished so that they dry easily and can be used hygienically. They can be used in a wide range of ways, such as tapestries, interior decorations, or as handkerchiefs. Due to the characteristics of the dyeing process, color unevenness and fading may occur. For the first use, hand wash separately and avoid bleach and tumble drying. These tenugui (Japanese hand towels) feature traditional Japanese patterns inspired by the four seasons and landscapes of Japan. They can be used in a variety of ways, such as tapestries, wall decorations, interior decor, lunch cloths, wrapping cloths, and handkerchiefs. They are recommended for seasonal redecorating, decorating Japanese-style rooms and entryways, and as souvenirs or gifts for overseas visitors.