• Kamawanu red hemp leaves asa-no-ha Tenugui on a white background
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Kamawanu Tenugui | Red Hemp Leaves "Asa-no-ha"

Kamawanu Tenugui | Red Hemp Leaves "Asa-no-ha"

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Tenugui is both a decorative and functional item. In Japan, they are used as washcloths, headbands, gift wrapping, bags, placemats, scarves, and even hung as art.

The appeal of tenugui is that the more you wash them, the softer they become. By using tenugui for a long time, one can enjoy the subtle changes that occur with prolonged use. Because the yarn is dyed all the way through, the fabric does not become stiff with time. It remains highly absorbent and dries easily.

Size: 30cm x 90cm

Origin

Handmade and dyed in Tokyo

Fabric Material

100% Cotton

Caring for Tenugui & Furoshiki

As each tenugui is hand dyed, the colours may run. Wash it separately from other items for the first few washes. We recommend washing your tenugui by hand without detergents. Allow to dry completely before packing away or in your bag.

The short ends of your tenugui will fray between 3mm and 5mm from the ends. Simply cut away loose threads as they occur.

KAMAWANU

Bringing life and colour to a traditional daily item in Japan, KAMAWANU live by their philosophy to “revisit the old to create a new way of playfulness". The patterns on their designs are fresh and modern, yet inspired by historic Japanese aesthetics. KAMAWANU tenugui and furoshiki are made to last, even with daily use.

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A pile of Japanese tenugui

KAMAWANU’s beautiful designs breathe new life into the functional tenugui.Each item is made through the remarkable fusion of Japanese culture and craftsmanship. KAMAWANU artisans carefully hand-dye each tenuguiusing a technique which was established in Japan over 100 years ago. Each item is unique, with subtle differences, an aesthetic reflective of Japanese culture.