Shin-Edo Some Marukyu Shoten Cotton Linen Tenugui Kaze Tsumugi〈Maru to Maru〉

Shin-Edo Some Marukyu Shoten Cotton Linen Tenugui Kaze Tsumugi〈Maru to Maru〉

[About Kaze-tsumugi cotton and linen hand towels]

``Cotton and Linen Tenugui Kaze Tsumugi'' is a series of Shin-Edo-dyed tenugui made of cotton and linen fabric that is mixed and spun using cotton for the warp and hemp for the weft. Cotton linen fabric combines the advantages of both cotton and linen, so it feels good on the skin like cotton, has excellent breathability and coolness like linen, and has a light and unique texture. This towel is made from 1.5 inch fabric, which is the same width as a yukata, so it is wider than a typical tenugui (approximately 39 x 100 cm). You can use it as a scarf to take advantage of its texture, or use it outdoors to take advantage of its cool feel and quick-drying properties.It can be used in a variety of situations. This ``Maru to Maru'' pattern was restored from a design from the early Showa period, and I'm surprised at how well the pattern has retained its color even in modern times.

[Product Specifications]

Fabric: 50% cotton, 50% linen

Manufacturing method: Chusen dyeing

Dimensions: Approx. 39cm x 100cm

Made in Japan

[About the product]

*Please note that there may be a difference between the published image and the actual product color.

*Please note that due to the nature of fabric dyeing, the color may transfer due to sweat or friction when you first use it.

* When washing, please hand wash separately from other items.

*Please note that there may be individual differences such as slight dimensional differences, uneven dyeing, and crushed patterns.

*Since this product uses an old pattern, it may be discontinued or changed without prior notice due to reasons such as damage to the pattern.