amida 001｜I don't care
Based on the concept of the ancient element of "playing the lottery," a playful "Amidakuji" lottery was made into a tenugui cloth.
Design: Susumu Nishibori, Product Designer
Size & Material
Size: approx. 33 cm✕ 90 cm
Material: 100% cotton
Dyeing method: Pouring
Country of manufacture: Made in Japan
Handling Precautions
Both ends of the tenugui are left uncut. Please cut the weft threads with scissors at the beginning of use.
Excess dye will fall off after each wash, but it will settle down after two or three washes.
The color may fade rapidly due to the bleaching effect of detergents. Use of bleach-containing detergents or strongly alkaline detergents may damage the fabric and cause it to tear. Also, using hot water heats the tenugui, which may cause some dyes to bleed, leading to color fading. When washing, hand-wash in plenty of water, wrinkle lightly, and hang dry out of direct sunlight. Please do not leave the garment wet.
In rare cases, the tenugui towel may have a distinctive smell. This smell is often derived from the dye, and will diminish with repeated washing and use. Please use with peace of mind.
