[Towels] Tenugui | Melon Soda Float | Yokohama Dyeing | HAMAMONYO

Hamamonyo is a textile brand born in Yokohama. Using traditional Yokohama printing techniques, they develop items that harmonize traditional Japanese techniques with modern design.

Hamamonyo's products are made from carefully selected cotton fabrics that are soft to the touch and have a nice texture. In addition, they do not use chemicals such as chlorine-based agents, so they are environmentally and human-friendly products.

Tenugui are traditional Japanese multi-purpose thin cloths used as hand towels, dishcloths, and hand towels.

The rectangular 100% cotton fabric, measuring 35.43 inches long and 13.38 inches wide, has a beautiful design that looks like a painting.

Melon soda floats, known as cream sodas in Japan, were popular in the 1970s. Since then, they have remained popular in Japan as a "nostalgic" drink. The design has a slightly pop and nostalgic feel.

Not only can you use them as tenugui, but you can also enjoy them as interior decoration.

Traditional Tenugui with raw edges will fray over time, but the fraying will disappear naturally. Simply cut with scissors if necessary.