314 results for 'tenugui towel'

Crocodile Skin. This Tenugui cloth from Rienzome features a crocodile skin motif. With their traditional dying style, they have created the imitation of leather on the soft Japanese cloth. Enjoy this...

Frozen Rain. This beautiful tenugui captures the mystique and beauty of a thick hail storm, with large and small balls falling from the blue skye. "Tenugui" is often translated as "Japanese towel",...

Lucky Birds.This Tenugui cloth from Rienzome features a motif of cute, little tree sparrows opening their wings. Being called "puffed up tree sparrows", their name is a close wordplay to "luck and...

Tenugui are thin Japanese cotton hand towels. They are generally 35 by 90 centimeters, plain woven and usually have a specific pattern or image. They are very versatile and are therefore make very...

BunniesA colorful tenugui with bunnies eating their beloved carrots. A cute gift for bunnie lovers and an playful wall decoration for veggie- and plantbased establishments! "Tenugui" is often...

PhoenixThe phoenix, along with the dragon, rin, and turtle, is one of the four spirits in China. An imaginary Chinese ancient Mizutori. It is said to appear only in a peaceful world governed by the...

"Roses"Blooming beautifully from spring to autumn, roses have been loved all over the world since ancient times, symbolizing youth and beauty, as well as being used for the best perfumes."Tenugui" is...

Light Blue.This tenugui is plain light blue. It can be used as is or in combination with other tenugui designs. "Tenugui" is often translated as "Japanese towel", but this translation fails to cover...

Kawaii PuddingThis cute tenugui features images of small pudding - because who doesn't love pudding! "Tenugui" is often translated as "Japanese towel", but this translation fails to cover their...

WagashiWagashi are Japanese sweets, usually based on natural ingredients like rice and azuki beans. Decorations and flavors are often inspired by the different seasons, and they can be served along...

Hang your sock. A Western Christmas tradition to hang your socks at the fireplace and receive your Christmas gifts this way, represented on this hand-painted tenugui. "Tenugui" is often translated...

Beetles.Rhinoceros beetles are very popular in Japan and it therefore is not surprising that Rienzome made a tenugui that features these little creatures."Tenugui" is often translated as "Japanese...