Makagaki Pattern Tenugui Hand Towel｜Matterns reflecting Japanese tradition and faith
Magaki" speaks of a coarsely woven hedge made of bamboo bushes. Depending on the region, it is also called "makaki" or "makagaki" (roughly translated as "roughly woven fence"), It has been popular as a design deeply attached to Japanese life and culture. It has been popular as a design that is deeply attached to Japanese life and culture.
In the Edo period, the gate separating the entrance of the brothel from the entrance of the store was called "sorado". The design of the lattice door is also roughly divided was also used in the design of the latticework was used to add tranquility and elegance to the space. and elegance in the space. The latticework was used to add a sense of quietness and refinement to the space. The design of the lattice door was also made with soran (roughly woven) paper.
The beauty of hand-dyeing using the traditional Japanese technique of "Shizome
The simple yet deeply meaningful patterns are vividly depicted by the artisan's hand-dyed "Chusen" process. Delicate shading and texture, the beauty of harmony and the depth of history. and history.
Size & Material
- Material: 100% cotton (made in Japan)
- Size: Approx. 37 cm x 98 cm
Cautions for use
Due to the characteristics of traditional products, color fading due to perspiration and craftsmanship may occur due to perspiration and craftsmanship. To ensure long and beautiful use, please note the following points:
- With plenty of water Hand wash alone in plenty of water. Hand wash alone with plenty of water
- Avoid soaking Avoid soaking
- Please do not use bleach or machine dry.
Information about taste
The colors may appear different from the actual colors depending on the terminal and lighting environment you are viewing.
and gift interiors.
The pattern of "籬" is a consideration of Japanese history, culture and spirituality, It is ideal as a souvenir for overseas or a gift for those who love Japanese culture. It is also suitable as a gift for those who love Japanese culture. Why not bring the interest of Japanese culture into your daily life?
