Tenugui - Hanabi / Fireworks art and in water

and in water

while its impressive heat-retaining qualities keep your rice warm even after removing it from the heat source

The F/style's Shina bag is made from the bark of a Shina tree

lacquer and varnish finish

Shapes: Flat

Tenugui - Hanabi / Fireworks art and in waterOverview Details Return Shipping Policy Description: Traditional 100% cotton, hand dyed multi functional Japanese textiles called 'tenugui'. Often used as table napkins, cleaning cloths, tea towels, gift wrapping, decoration, worn as an accessory, or even adorned on the head like a Japanese sushi chef. Variation: Due to the handmade nature, there may be slight variation which adds to the beauty and character of each cloth. History: Tenuguis have been