Tenugui Patchwork Blue outerwear and general celebration of milk

and general celebration of milk

Versatile containers made from the wood of the indigenous Japanese Castor Aralia tree

Pairs wonderfully with the Lino e Lina aprons by attaching the tea towel to the button

one of Japan's finest brushmakers that established itself in 1914 in Tokyo's Asakusa district

The Sara saucers from Sakuzan's DAYS series are a vibrant addition to any home

Tenugui Patchwork Blue outerwear and general celebration of milkEnjoy a wide selection of one of a kind patterns on these hand dyed tenugui made in Japan by Kamawanu. Tenugui are functional and easy to use, as they can serve as washcloth, dishcloth, or to dry hands when on the go. They are also often used as headbands, decorations, or for wrapping bottles or gifts. The "chu sen" technique of hand dyeing dates back to the Meiji Period in Japan, and continues to be used today by companies such as Kamawanu who bring