Tenugui, Classic, Komon, Nasubi (Eggplant) CuffA tenugui is a common household item in Japan. These versatile cloths can be used as anything from washcloths, to headbands, to simply for decoration. These humble cloths date back to the Heian era (794 1192 AD). Worn for summer festivals, kendo practice and even used as props for storytellers, tenugui are an important part of Japanese culture and history. Origin: Japan 100% Cotton Size: 13" x 35" Hand wash cold with like colors Do not Bleach Product
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Although considered clothes to wear at home
This is a light blue handkerchief that has a kingyo pattern combined with tachiwaku patterned boarders
Cherry blossoms are a common symbol of Japan
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This is a great source book for beginners and experts alike
This book contains photographs of a beautiful collection of antique Kogin-Sashiko work clothes
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A light purple and yellow handkerchief with Japanese shippou pattern
and simple methods on how to sew dozens of different designs
Tulip Hat with Sashiko Fabric
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