Cabbage Gyoza Tenugui Hand Towel
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Description
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Brighten your kitchen with the Cabbage Gyoza Tenugui Hand Towel, a design that celebrates one of Japan’s favorite comfort foods. Rows of cabbage-filled dumplings spin into a playful pattern on a golden yellow background, creating a look that feels both lighthearted and inviting. It’s a design that sparks conversation and brings a smile, whether used at mealtime or given as a thoughtful gift.
This tenugui is made with the traditional Japanese Chusen dyeing method, in which artisans pour vibrant dye through handmade stencils so the pattern appears seamlessly on both sides. The result is a lightweight cotton towel with a soft handfeel and just the right balance of durability and absorbency. Quick to dry and easy to care for, it’s a practical piece with plenty of charm.
Use it as a towel, a table runner, or a reusable wrap for lunches and small gifts. More than just a household item, this gyoza-inspired design brings a joyful touch of everyday Japanese culture into your home.
Please Note: Pre-washing traditional Japanese hand towels (tenugui) is essential to prevent color bleeding and soften the fabric. To care for your tenugui, hand-wash it in cold water without detergent, rinsing it multiple times if necessary. After washing, air-dry the tenugui in the shade to preserve its vibrant colors. It is also recommended to store the tenugui away from direct sunlight to prevent discoloration. Following these steps will help maintain its beauty and durability over time.
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Specifications
Dimension
13" × 35.4" (33 cm × 90 cm)Weight
1.3 oz (38 g)Material
CottonCraft Type
TenuguiBrand
EnomotoMore Details
Tenugui
Tenugui is a traditional Japanese hand towel made from soft, lightweight cotton. With a history of over a thousand years, it began as a ritual cloth and became an everyday essential by the Edo period. Used for drying hands, wrapping items, or covering the head, its unfinished edges allow quick drying and easy care. Today, tenugui come in countless colors and designs, loved for their versatility as both practical tools and decorative pieces. Hand-dyed using the chusen technique, each one reflects Japanfs refined craftsmanship and simple beauty that remain timeless.Shipping & Return
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