"Features" The motif of the design is the "Shakokugudogu," a clay figurine made during Japan's Jomon period.
It is a famous clay figurine with a unique design, including the expression of the eyes, the deformed limbs, the patterns on the body, and the hairstyle.
We designed it from a slightly angled perspective to convey its charm.
In addition, the key points are that it is thin, light, compact, absorbent, easy to wash, and quick to dry.

"Material" The material of this tenugui is a plain woven fabric made of 100% fine cotton threads.
It is a high-quality type called "Oka," characterized by its suppleness, fine texture, and pleasant feel.

"Unbleached" We use unbleached, natural fabric.
The color is off-white, and it is characterized by small fragments of cotton flowers.
Please feel its simple and soft texture.

"Appendix with Usage Instructions" Comes with a mini-pamphlet "How to Use Tenugui" with illustrated explanations.

"As a Conversation Starter" Tenugui and Jomon culture are unique to Japan.
It is well-received as a souvenir for foreigners when traveling abroad.
It can also be a conversation starter.
It is also perfect as a gift for foreign tourists and those visiting Japan for business.
Moreover, tenugui, which can be folded small, can be used during travel.
It comes with a leaflet explaining how to use it, so please use it for experiencing Japanese culture and cross-cultural exchange.

"Size" This is the standard size of a tenugui, approximately 35cm x 90cm.
It can also be folded small, making it convenient to use during travel.

"Quick Drying & Comfortable to Use" It dries quickly even when wet, allowing for hygienic use.
To emphasize quick drying, we use a thin fabric that is slightly see-through, and it is not finished with fray prevention.
If long threads come loose, please cut them off.
As you use it more, the fraying and the fabric itself will become familiar, leading to a smooth and soft feel.

"Environmentally Friendly" It is produced using the environmentally friendly pigment hand-dyeing (ganryo ten-nasen) method.
It is produced in the order of dyeing > drying > heat treatment > finishing.
Compared to other methods such as "Chuzen" dyeing, which requires washing, this method uses less water and produces less wastewater, making it an environmentally conscious method.

"For Daily Life, Travel, and Outdoors" As a cloth for wiping dishes As a dust cover for miscellaneous goods Lightly draped over the head As a scarf In hot springs or public baths, instead of a towel, around the neck for sun protection, etc.
It is also useful for outdoor sports such as mountain climbing and hiking, camping, BBQs, fishing, and outdoor work.

"In Case of Emergency" As a simple mask.
For hygienic direct pressure hemostasis in case of injury.
(Note: When using for tourniquet hemostasis, sufficient knowledge, such as receiving prior training, is necessary.
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