Snow and Camellia Contrast in a Beautiful Hand Towel
A design that depicts a camellia frozen and shining brightly in the winter scenery wrapped in snow.
Bright red flowers reflecting a world of white and silver create a serene presence and beauty.
Delicately woven white fabric gives a tactile sensation reminiscent of camellia petals, with a dyed finish that imparts a flavorful impression each time you look at it.
The design of snow-covered camellias adds a seasonal atmosphere and a touch of Japanese elegance just by hanging it on the wall.
As an interior tapestry, it perfectly accents your room and seasonal displays. It quietly adds color and comfort to your everyday life.
Traditional Japanese Dyeing Technique "Chusen"
Chusen dyeing is a unique Japanese dyeing technique that has continued since the Meiji era.
Using stencil paper to create patterns, dye is poured repeatedly over layered fabric, which is a characteristic feature that dyes beautifully through to the core of the cloth.
Pouring dye from above creates natural patterns and textures that machines cannot replicate, resulting in a warm and unique expression.
Because there is no back side and the color combination is beautiful from any angle, this is unique to Chusen dyeing. The more you use it, the more the colors blend, and over time, it develops a flavor all its own.
[Product Details]
・Size: Approximately 33cm × 92cm (12.99inch × 26.22inch)
・Material: 100% Cotton (Using Okayama fabric)
・Dyeing Method: Chusen (white base + gradual gradation dyeing)
・Place of Production: Made in Japan
[How to Use]
Please cut and tuck the long fringed ends on both sides. After washing 2 to 3 times, the fringes will settle and become less likely to come undone.
[Handling Precautions]
・Since the product is hung lightly on a press to bring out the texture of the raw fabric, slight wrinkles may remain.
・There may be some slight color fading, so for the first 2 to 3 washes, please avoid washing with white items.
・Please refrain from using bleach (chlorine-based detergents).
・Due to the dyeing process, there may be slight differences in color and pattern among products.
