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A Genuine Meiji Era Shibori Tenugui

Experience the rich heritage of the Meiji period with this exquisite Shibori Tenugui, a traditional Japanese cotton hand towel that embodies the art of selective hand dip dyed indigo. This unique piece stands out from the crowd, as it is not stencil dyed like most tenugui, but rather crafted with meticulous hand dip dyed shibori techniques. The result is a stunningly beautiful and rare item that will be a cherished addition to any collection.

Product Details and Specifications

This Meiji Era Shibori Tenugui measures 13 3/4" x 34" (35 cm x 86.25 cm), making it a versatile and practical size for a variety of uses. The dense wedge of Miura shibori on the right and the tie dyed shop name, "Kadono Kawamura," on the left, showcase the exceptional craftsmanship and artistic flair. This tenugui is a testament to the skillful artisans of Narumi/Arimatsu, a renowned center for shibori production and brokering.

Practicality and Versatility

A tenugui is not just a towel; it is a versatile tool that has been a staple in Japanese culture for centuries. Whether you use it to wipe sweat from your brow on a hot summer day, wear it as a kerchief while working, or twist it into a sweat band like sushi chefs, this tenugui offers endless possibilities. It is often given away by stores, used as a gift during the new year, or even brought back as a souvenir from trips. This beautiful and functional piece is perfect for anyone who appreciates traditional Japanese art and craftsmanship.