Renkon Tenugui

A simple, thin cotton cloth printed with a renkon (lotus root) pattern.

£19 per item

Tenugui is typically used in Japan as a tea towel or for gift-wrapping or protective wrapping of everyday items such as books and lunch boxes. This tenugui is 100% cotton and dyed with a renkon (lotus root) pattern.

Handwashing is recommended. Alternatively, place inside a laundry bag before washing in a washing machine.

Size: approx. L98 cm x W35 cm

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