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The pattern "Kamawanu" is also used in Kamawanu's trade name.
It is a play on the pattern called "hanjimono," which is a combination of sickle, wheel, and nuno, and was created in the early Edo period.
Kamawanu tenugui are made using the "Chusen" dyeing technique, which has been used since the Meiji era. Therefore, the finished product is slightly different even with the same dye depending on the weather, temperature, humidity, and other factors of the day.
Size & Material
Size: approx. 33 cm✕ 90 cm
Material: 100% cotton
Dyeing method: Pouring
Country of manufacture: Made in Japan
Handling Precautions
. Some colors may appear when moistened.
Please do not leave the product wet after dyeing.
