314 results for 'tenugui towel'

Mt. Fuji.This Tenungui features Mount Fuji in a classic, traditional Japanese way."Tenugui" is often translated as "Japanese towel", but this translation fails to cover their versatility and cultural...

Tonbo.Tonbo - or Dragonflies have been a popular symbol in Japan ever since the Edo period. Being called "Kachi mushi" (winning flies), the pattern was often seen on the armor of samurai for good...

This cloth is for those who want to make their own tenugui towel. It has been bleached in perfect white, so that it will easily show colors and gradations, and is cut to the typical Tenugui width of...

Weeping Sakura.This Rienzome tenugui features a weeping sakura tree. This special type of sakura tree always gets a lot of attention during the sakura cherry blossom season as they often are of...

Flowers from Okinawa.This Tenugui towel is crafted using a dying technique from Okinawa usually applied to Yukata summer kimonos. Enjoy the beautifully detailed craftsmanship on this summery tenugui...

Bird on Lotus.This hand-dyed Tenugui towel features two Azure-winged magpie birds sitting on and flying around a Lotus; a colorful flower famous in japanese prefecture Hyogo, in Western Japan...

Tsukimi.Tsukimi is the activity of watching the (full) moon at night and celebrating it by having food and drinks with loved ones. This tenugui captures that sentiment by portraying the waving grass...

Wisteria. This beautiful tenugui from Rienzome feautures a well-known Kabuki, Japanese theater, scene, with a beautiful dancing young woman under the Wisteria plant. As the wisteria plant is often...

Snowy Asakusa.This tenugui cloth is part of a series featuring the art work of Utagawa Hiroshige "100 famous views of Edo". This particular one shows Asakusa in winter. "Tenugui" is often translated...

Make a Wish.This Tenugui from Rienzome features the Tanabata festival that takes place in summer. People write wishes on colorful pieces of paper and hang them on bamboo. This tenugui shows a bamboo...

Fujin and Raijin. Fujin and Raijin are the powerful and fearsome Japanese gods of weather. They are often portrayed at temples, in artworks and literature. This tenugui is a cool, traditional design...

SnailsBased on a children song (???????????????????????????????????????) this tenugui shows adorable little snails happily crawling around. "Tenugui" is often translated as "Japanese towel", but this...