Hand-dyed Tenugui - Yoshiwara Tsunagi

• A  traditional pattern representing Edo
• Japanese tenugui towels are a perfect union of traditional craftsmanship and modern functionality
• Tenugui can be used as fashion accessories, kitchen towels, table runners, placemats, napkins, and as modern ornamentation to bring a splash of colour and Japanese taste to your home.
• Each item is carefully handcrafted with utmost care by master craftsmen
• The tenugui become more beautiful with aging 

"Yoshiwara-tsunagi" is written as 吉原( a name of the place) 繋ぎ( chaining). This patterned Kimono was worn in Kabuki drama located Yoshiwara Yukaku in Edo and this seems to be an origin of this pattern's name. Chain pattern of Yoshiwaramono (dramas regarding to Yoshiwara).

This chaining pattern has been loved by people as "Eternal Chaining" and "Community chaining" . That is why this pattern is often used for Happi for festival.Each Tenugui towel is carefully hand-dyed by artisans using the traditional CHUSEN technique, ensuring that every piece is uniquely crafted with precision and care.

Size: Approximately 33cm. wide and 90cm. long
Material : 100% Cotton
Made in Japan

Attention:
- Colours of the actual product may vary depending on the settings on your screen
- Slight differences in colour are inherent to the nature of the raw materials and dyeing technique used to make the tenugui.
- The odour of the dyes sometimes remains, but it will get more faint as you use the product.