Face Towel Kanoko Red
This pattern, inspired by the white spots on a fawn's back, reflects the deer’s long-standing role as a divine messenger of the gods and a symbol of good fortune. Revered for its vitality and fertility, the deer also represents prosperity for future generations.
These soft gauze tenugui won the Good Design Award 2011.
The award was evaluated from four perspectives: physical, industrial, lifestyle, and social/global environmental.
Towels with too much volume are difficult to squeeze and dry. In order to achieve just the right thinness, durability, and softness, Japanese-style tenugui towels and handkerchiefs are tightly woven using fine count yarn (40 single count yarn) not only for the pile but also for the base structure.
The more you use it, and the more you wash it, the more soft to your skin.
Moreover, they are made with care at a factory in Japan, and convey Japanese beauty, Japanese spirit, and Japanese techniques by expressing Japanese customs and the Japanese four seasons.
The award was evaluated from four perspectives: physical, industrial, lifestyle, and social/global environmental.
Towels with too much volume are difficult to squeeze and dry. In order to achieve just the right thinness, durability, and softness, Japanese-style tenugui towels and handkerchiefs are tightly woven using fine count yarn (40 single count yarn) not only for the pile but also for the base structure.
The more you use it, and the more you wash it, the more soft to your skin.
Moreover, they are made with care at a factory in Japan, and convey Japanese beauty, Japanese spirit, and Japanese techniques by expressing Japanese customs and the Japanese four seasons.
Size: 30 x 30 cm
$7.24
Face Towel Kanoko Red—
$7.24
Description
This pattern, inspired by the white spots on a fawn's back, reflects the deer’s long-standing role as a divine messenger of the gods and a symbol of good fortune. Revered for its vitality and fertility, the deer also represents prosperity for future generations.
These soft gauze tenugui won the Good Design Award 2011.
The award was evaluated from four perspectives: physical, industrial, lifestyle, and social/global environmental.
Towels with too much volume are difficult to squeeze and dry. In order to achieve just the right thinness, durability, and softness, Japanese-style tenugui towels and handkerchiefs are tightly woven using fine count yarn (40 single count yarn) not only for the pile but also for the base structure.
The more you use it, and the more you wash it, the more soft to your skin.
Moreover, they are made with care at a factory in Japan, and convey Japanese beauty, Japanese spirit, and Japanese techniques by expressing Japanese customs and the Japanese four seasons.
The award was evaluated from four perspectives: physical, industrial, lifestyle, and social/global environmental.
Towels with too much volume are difficult to squeeze and dry. In order to achieve just the right thinness, durability, and softness, Japanese-style tenugui towels and handkerchiefs are tightly woven using fine count yarn (40 single count yarn) not only for the pile but also for the base structure.
The more you use it, and the more you wash it, the more soft to your skin.
Moreover, they are made with care at a factory in Japan, and convey Japanese beauty, Japanese spirit, and Japanese techniques by expressing Japanese customs and the Japanese four seasons.
Size: 30 x 30 cm
