Tenugui

by Takahashi Hiroko
A pure cotton tenugui (Japanese hand towel) with a bold contemporary design.

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A tenugui (hand towel) designed by renowned contemporary textile artist Takahashi Hiroko. In Japan, tenugui are used as hand towels, handkerchiefs, kitchen cloths, wrapping cloths and even scarfs. Made from highly-absorbent cotton, it also dries very quickly.

Handwashing is recommended.

Dry thoroughly as the colour may transfer when wet.

Size: L100 cm x W35 cm

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Takahashi Hiroko
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Takahashi Hiroko

Takahashi Hiroko is a textile artist based in Sumida, Tokyo whose work innovates the Japanese kimono tradition. Characterized by patterns consisting of the basic elements that make up the universe – circles and straight lines - Takahashi’s work shows the infinite possibilities that can be created out of finiteness. She aims to bring about a fusion of art and fashion through her original brand, HIROCOLEDGE. In 2020, as well as creating an installation for Japan House London, a kimono from Takahashi Hiroko’s brand HIROCOLEDGE was featured in ‘Kimono: Kyoto to Catwalk’ at the Victoria and Albert Museum, Europe’s first major exhibition dedicated to kimono.

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Kantō
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Kantō

The Kantō region is densely populated and home to a third of the country's population. It is centred around the nation's vibrant capital – Tokyo, formerly known as Edo, which has been the cultural, economic and political heart of Japan for centuries. Outside this megacity, there are mountains, onsen and ski resorts, magnificent temple complexes and excellent surfing opportunities within easy reach.

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