New Edo Dyeing Marukyu Shoten Long Tenugui (Knot Pattern)

Shin-Edo Some Marukyu Shoten Long tenugui

[About long tenugui towels]

``Long Tenugui'' are custom-made towels that are mainly used as props for Japanese dance or greeting items. The fabric used is Tokuoka fabric, which is used for yukata, so it is very flexible and is longer than a typical tenugui. Shin-Edo dyed long tenugui are especially long, so they are approximately 3 shaku and 2 sun (approximately 122 cm x 35 cm). Shin-Edo Some Maruhisa Shoten has continued to make Japanese dance towels as its main business for generations. For this reason, we have a countless variety of paper patterns ranging from various styles to foreign themes, and these custom-made Shin-Edo dyed towels are still patronized by many styles. For ``Long Tenugui'', we offer basic patterns such as ``Mame-shibori'', ``Ichimatsu'', and ``Tazuna'', which are widely used. In addition to Japanese dance, it can also be used for everyday purposes such as wrapping around the head or wrapping slightly larger items as it is longer than a typical tenugui.

[Product specifications] Fabric: 100% cotton Manufacturing method: Cement dyeing Dimensions: Approximately 122cm x 35cm 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.