Import Shibori Dyeing Tenugui (Japanese Hand Towels) Shibori Made in Japan from Japan at wholesale prices

Traditional craftsman squeezing Kyokanoko squeezed [Kyotenugui tie-dye]

[Tie dyeing]
Tie-dyeing was born as a technique for applying patterns to cloth since ancient times.
Many techniques were born in the Nara period and dyed patterns on clothes.
“Bludge” or “blur” that occurs when dyeing a fabric using techniques such as tying with threads, sewing and pinching with a board. Even if dyed in the same lot, the appeal of tie-dyeing is that each point is dyed differently depending on the dyeing time and how it overlaps.

[Focus on fabric-bleached Tokuoka-]
Stir the dough in a kettle and slowly squeeze it over a few days with a gentle stream of water.

Therefore, the dough is not stressed, and the finish will be soft and absorbable.
Because it has good breathability and water absorption, it dries quickly even if it gets wet.

* Washiki woven with small woven fabric can be said to be Japanese culture. In the era when there are no towels, wiping hands are used as yukatas and nightclothes at bedtime, and have long been loved as a daily necessities for Japanese people.

* There are three types of Japanese-style bleaching, “Sen / Oka / Tokuoka”, each with different thread placement and width.

Tokuoka, which is used in products, has a “soft touch” so that it can be used as a yukata fabric because it has a large number of drives.

[Black series]
Monotone style based on black is expressed in various patterns.
We have a deep taste of uneven dyeing between black and white.

[Dyeing diaphragm]

Hat / Sewing / Tornado This is a dyeing method in which each pattern is dyed using different techniques.

* This item will be delivered in a box.

* It can be used not only as a “tenugui” but also as a room interior in a forehead, or as a warm cover, or as a book cover.