Cotton Towel [TENUGUI] / KOMON / KUSA kodamatoki incorporating traditional materials and techniques

incorporating traditional materials and techniques that have been used since ancient times in Kyoto

While it may not be directly tied to New Year's celebrations

The handle stuck to the bottom also adds the charm to this mug

6 cm x 140 cm

Cotton Towel [TENUGUI] / KOMON / KUSA kodamatoki incorporating traditional materials and techniquesKUSA The pattern, named "KUSA" (meaning "grass" in Japanese), is an abstraction of traditional grass motifs found in classic ceramics such as Koimari porcelain. Its simple design, drawn with a consistent rhythm, makes it versatile and especially recommended for kitchen and dining settings. "TENUGUI" is a hand dyed rectangular cloth that has been used daily in Japan since ancient times. "KOMON" means "small patterns" in Japanese, and this collection