314 results for 'tenugui towel'

This Rienzome tenugui cloth features thick ropes made of plant fiber as traditionally used in Japan. "Tenugui" is often translated as "Japanese towel", but this translation fails to cover their...

Bold Flowers. This tenugui is one of Rienzome's bolder design with large, bold, colorful flowers. It will stand out both in Western and Japanese rooms and makes a for a gorgeous present or gift wrap...

Panda Power. Written in Japanese characters as "Big Bear Cat", the Giant Panda with its impressive 150 kilo weight and well-known black and white fur, is a big favorite in Japanese zoos and as a...

Winter Time. The designer of this tenugui described his nostalgia every winter, as he reminisces over the warm and coziness of being surrounded by family and loved ones in the cold weather. Although...

Playing Goldish.This Tenugui towel is a symbol of the Japanese summer. Every since gold fish were introduced to Japan from China, the elegantly moving fish have been popular among the townspeople...

Rose.Famous for their beauty and pleasant scent, the rose has been a widely appreciated symbol for beauty and youth since ancient times. Peaking in early summer, the roses can now be enjoyed...

Mountain Road. This Tenugui cloth from Rienzome features a pattern designed during the Edo period. Representing a trail leading through the mountains, this pattern is well known in the world of...

Succulent plant???. A beautiful, colorful and pleasantly looking plant that is easy to raise and has a healing affect on those surrounding it. This vividly colored tenugui will be a beautiful...

Lucky Clovers. This Tenugui cloth from Rienzome features a motif 3- and 4 leaf clovers. Originally from Europe, the leafs were used to pack wooden boxes on ships coming to Japan. The 3-leaf clovers...

Saya.SAYA is a traditional geometric pattern that often is found on Kimono fabric. It also makes a beautiful tenugui towel."Tenugui" is often translated as "Japanese towel", but this translation...

Oni wa soto! Fuku wa uchi!In Japan, the last day of winter is celebrated with "Osetsubun". With a bean scattering ceremony, good luck is welcomed in, whereas evil - in the form of the "devil", is...

Colorful Stripes. This Tenugui cloth has a very modern and abstract design of colorful stripes. It refers to a pattern describing three muscles or a secret passage in ancient Japan and China...