Tenugui Cloth - Seigaiha maneki neko This delicate dance between heritage

This delicate dance between heritage and innovation not only perpetuates an age-old tradition but also nurtures the rebirth of the surrounding natural environment

Set of two porcelain Japanese ramen bowls

Japanese tenugui in cotton with the Great Wave off Kanagawa

a large gold coin from the Edo period

Cats as the Fifty-three Stations of the Tōkaidō shows 55 cats

Tenugui Cloth - Seigaiha maneki neko This delicate dance between heritageJapanese cotton tenugui towel, seigaiha pattern The versatile Japanese tenugui towel is used daily by the Japanese. It can be found in onsen thermal baths, on the heads of festival goers or Kendo practitioners, in the kitchen, in fashion It's loved everywhere for its fine, strong cotton fabric, high absorbency and rectangular shape. A Japanese motif par excellence, seigaiha represents the waves of a calm sea, a symbol of power and quiet strength.