Traditional technique "hand-pulled dyeing" creates beautiful colors
Hand-pulled dyeing (tenassen) is a method where shapes are made for each color, and the color is brushed on with a brush, allowing one color at a time to permeate the fabric.
Our handkerchief features a deep red inspired by the Hachijo Pond of Tenmangu Shrine in Okayama and the willow leaves of the Uzumigawa River as a pattern.
Every time you see it, you can feel the warmth of the craftsmanship, adding a refined Japanese accent to your outfit.
Enjoy every day with rich usage
・As a towel or handkerchief substitute: Highly absorbent and suitable for wiping dishes or your mouth.
・Wrap around your head or neck: Perfect for sun protection and wiping sweat.
・In a bag or wrapping: Use it for lunch wrapping, pet bottle holders, tissue box covers, book covers, gift wrapping, and more for an eco-friendly touch.
・As an interior item: Hang it in a tapestry style, use it as a curtain or partition to color your space.
・For travel companions: Thin and lightweight, easy to carry, making it a valuable item for outdoor activities and trips.
・As a bag handle cover: Wrap it around the handle to protect it. Also use it as a handle cover to hide the bag's interior.
・As a tablecloth: Adds an accent to your dining table. Also suitable for lunch mats and coasters.
【Product Details】
Size: Approximately 90cm × 45cm
Material: 100% cotton (Specialty of Okayama)
【How to Care】
For both ends with fringes, please cut off the long fringed parts with scissors. After washing 2 to 3 times, the fringes will settle and become less likely to fray.
【Handling Precautions】
・There may be slight color fading, so for the first 2 to 3 washes, avoid washing with white items.
・Please refrain from using bleach (chlorine-based detergents).
・Due to the hand-pulled dyeing process, there may be slight differences in color, size, and pattern placement of the product.
