314 results for 'tenugui towel'

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...

False Holly. 'Osmanthus heterophyllus' is flowering plant in the olive family native to South Japan and in the past used as a symbol used by Samurai to guard themselves from evil spirits. In the West...

"Chestnuts"In Japan, chestnuts have been eaten since the early Jomon period. It

Pastel FlowersThis unique design has been selected for the 150 Year Rienzome Anniversary Collection

Chrysanthemum A beautifully, elegant tenugui. "Tenugui" is often translated as "Japanese towel", but this translation fails to cover their versatility and cultural significance. Tenugui

Many Legs.This pattern has been very popular and displayed on many tenugui all the way back to the Edo period. The pattern seems to resemble the many legs of an octopus; but is something also called...

Life begins at fifty!This tenugui towel features images of adorable little "Kame" - or turtles, which have since long been a celebrated image of longevity. A popular Japanese proverb goes "Cranes...

Komorebi. ???????????? or 'Komorebi' literally means "sunlight filtering through the trees". This beautiful pattern has a modern, yet calming pattern in colors that will beautifully match a wide...

Rienzome is the brand name of traditional cloth maker TODAYA, established in 1872, currently run by the 6th generation. ???Rien??? means the people of Kabuki and traditional dancing, and the brand...

Iris.This tenugui cloth has a very abstract pattern of iris flowers. The green parts represent the leaves whereas the colored parts represent the flowers."Tenugui" is often translated as "Japanese...

Egyptian CucumberA loofah that blooms yellow flowers from early summer to autumn and bears large green fruits.I think there are many people who have experience raising in elementary school. Derived...

Kakig??riOnce upon a time, summer ice was very valuable. At the imperial court, the ice stored in the ice house from winter was carefully eaten at the summer party. Even in the present age when...