Benkei lattice pattern tenugui hand towel｜Traditional pattern inspired by the Kabuki play "Kanjincho
Benkei lattice is a Kabuki and Kyogen play Kanjincho In the "KANJINCHO", Musashibo Benkei in the Kabuki play "Kanjincho" (The Book of Genji). The traditional plaid pattern is derived from the pattern of the costume worn by Benkei Musashibo in "Kanjincho. plaid pattern It is a traditional plaid pattern originating from the pattern of the costume worn by The
Simple yet powerful, This pattern, with its simple, yet powerful, beauty of composition This pattern has long been loved as one of the symbolic designs of Edo culture.
Dignity of hand-dyeing by the traditional Japanese technique "Shizome".
This Benkei plaid pattern conveys the aesthetics of Kabuki to the modern age, The Benkei plaid pattern, which conveys the Kabuki aesthetic of today, is carefully dyed one by one using the Chusen The latticework is carefully dyed one by one using the shizome (nakasen) technique. The tension and elegance of the lattice lines the tension and elegance of the lines of the latticework The tension and elegance of the lattice lines are expressed by the unique texture of hand-dyeing.
Size & Material
- Material: 100% cotton (made in Japan)
- Size: Approx. 37 cm x 98 cm
Cautions for use
Due to traditional craftsmanship, color fading due to perspiration or friction may occur. may occur due to perspiration or friction. Please note the following
- With plenty of water Hand wash alone in plenty of water. Hand wash alone with plenty of water
- Avoid soaking Avoid soaking
- Do not use bleach or machine dryer
Information about taste
The actual taste may differ depending on the monitor environment. Please understand this in advance.
A chic gift or attention-grabbing accent
The Benkei latticework tenugui towel evokes the Kabuki culture of Edo, It is recommended as a chic gift or as an accent to Japanese attractions. It is recommended as a stylish gift or as an accent to Japanese attractions. Why not incorporate a piece filled with the aesthetics of Japanese tradition and performing arts into your daily life?
