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"Wheel Chrysanthemum" Sky Blue【Hand-dyed Tenugui】

¥1,800

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Brand: kannojapan.com

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This japanese towel is dyed using traditional hand dyeing techniques unique to Japan called "Chusen".The back side is the same design.The back side is not white.You can use it without worrying...

This japanese towel is dyed using traditional hand dyeing techniques unique to Japan called "Chusen".The back side is the same design.The back side is not white.You can use it without worrying about the front and back.
»About "Chusen"

≪ Design ≫

"Wheel Chrysanthemum" ("Syarin Giku")
Chrysanthemum petals are spread radially. Due to this it is often likened to the sun. This is an auspicious pattern regardless of the season. It was also taken as a herbal medicine in China to prolong life. Therefore it is thought to be associated with longevity and prolonged life.
The wheel pattern motif is derived from the wheels of ox carts that would have been ridden by members of high society in the olden days. The turning of the wheels signifies the turning and changing of things for the better.
Through the combination of the chrysanthemum and wheel motifs, both considered to bring good fortune, an auspicious pattern is created.

≪ Color ≫

Sky Blue (Sora-iro)
It refers to a bright blue tone colored like a clear sora (sky).
Since the sky has a wide variety of tones, this name is used to cover a wide range of bright blue colors.

Country of Manufacture Japan
material 100% cotton 30 count yarn used
weight Approx. 35g
washing When washing use a mild detergent.


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