Some no Anbo Tenugui hand Tokuoka Made in 35cm x 100cm (Japanese towel) "Peach Fruit" - Hand-dyed, 100% Cotton, weave, Japan,

In China, since ancient times, plump, juicy peaches have been called the "fruit of eternal youth and longevity." It is said that many peach trees are planted at the entrance to the "Peach Blossom Land," the land of eternal youth and longevity. In Japan, the "Nihon Shoki" (Chronicles of Japan) also mentions peaches defeating demons, making them a fruit that wards off evil and misfortune. Inspired by its auspicious nature in China, the design incorporates a Chinoiserie aesthetic, and the symmetrically arranged motifs add a modern touch to everyday life. Made in Japan, this is a high-quality Chita cotton fabric. Just like traditional Japanese tenugui (hand towels), both ends are left unfinished. It can be enjoyed as interior decor by mounting it on a hanging scroll rod or frame. Furthermore, at 100cm in length, it's also suitable as a face towel for kendo. Please note that the color displayed on your monitor may differ from the actual color. In China, since ancient times, plump, juicy peaches have been called the "fruit of eternal youth and longevity." It is said that many peach trees are planted at the entrance to the "Peach Blossom Land," the land of eternal youth and longevity. In Japan, the "Nihon Shoki" (Chronicles of Japan) also mentions peaches defeating demons, making them a fruit that wards off evil and misfortune. Inspired by its auspicious nature in China, the design incorporates a Chinoiserie aesthetic, and the symmetrically arranged motifs add a modern touch to everyday life.