Tenugui - Yoshihara Tsunagi taifish KJ’s director speaks with Bernd

KJ’s director speaks with Bernd Schellhorn on bringing shojin ryori (Buddhist vegetarian cuisine) to Germany and how he applies his primary training as an artisan

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he presents 100 examples of white to illustrate its importance to design as both a color and philosophy

Durable stainless steel tongs elegant for serving while functional for cooking

These delicate strands of 3

Tenugui - Yoshihara Tsunagi taifish KJ’s director speaks with BerndOverview Details Return Shipping Policy Description: Traditional 100% cotton, hand dyed multi functional Japanese textiles called 'tenugui'. Often used as table napkins, cleaning cloths, tea towels, gift wrapping, decoration, worn as an accessory, or even adorned on the head like a Japanese sushi chef. Variation: Due to the handmade nature, there may be slight variation which adds to the beauty and character of each cloth. History: Tenuguis have been