Japanese New Year's "tenugui" towel

Japanese New Year's " tenugui" towel

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January 1st according to the solar calendar is called “shougatsu” in Japan and means the turn of the year, which is a very important celebration. The pattern we used for this towel features “hatsuhi no de”, the first sunrise of the year, which represents Japan’s New Year.

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For this "tenugui", we’ve made sure to only use things Japanese concerning the fabric as well as the coloring technique. The edges were left cut-off to allow easier rinsing when wet and faster drying. It’s easy to rip lengthways, making this a popular item which you can tailor and use for various things.

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