Mino Washi Tenugui, Begonia the kiridame was a casual

the kiridame was a casual

the layer of air wraps your feet warmly

this 1975 design is in MOMA's permanent collection

Yatsuo washi has set itself apart by being so durable that it can function as a base material to make other paper products

fading or color transfer after dyeing

Mino Washi Tenugui, Begonia the kiridame was a casualThis tenugui is made of a traditional Japanese fabric called Arimatsu Narumi Shibori from the Arimatsu Narumi area in Nagoya City in Aichi Prefecture. Washi paper towels are not only smoother but also 20% more absorbent than cotton towels. Mino washi paper is slit into thin strips and twisted to create thin but strong paper threads, and this product is made by using those paper threads for the weft. 35. 4" X 14. 2" 58% Washi paper & 42% Cotton Please