Some no Anbo Tenugui hand Indigo White Tokuoka Made in 35cm x 100cm (Japanese towel) "Iromame (Dark Background)" - Hand-dyed, 100% Cotton, weave,

"Iromame" is a bean-patterned tenugui (hand towel) proposed by Some no Anbo. With a focus on traditional Japanese colors, it recreates the tasteful colors of yesteryear and the deliberately irregular shapes of beans. We deliver the Japanese spirit of respecting the colors found in nature and creating various color names, along with dyeing techniques. "Koai" refers to a dark indigo color among the many names for indigo, depending on the degree of blue intensity. Indigo dyeing involves repeatedly dipping the fabric in the dye to color it. The more times it is dipped, the darker the color becomes, and a color even deeper than Koai is called navy blue. It is a popular classic color for festivals and everyday life. Made in Japan, this is a high-quality Chita cotton fabric. Just like traditional Japanese tenugui (hand towels), both ends are left unfinished. It can be enjoyed as interior decor by mounting it on a hanging scroll rod or frame. Furthermore, at 100cm in length, it's also suitable as a face towel for kendo. Please note that the color displayed on your monitor may differ from the actual color. "Iromame" is a bean-patterned tenugui (hand towel) proposed by Some no Anbo. With a focus on traditional Japanese colors, it recreates the tasteful colors of yesteryear and the deliberately irregular shapes of beans. We deliver the Japanese spirit of respecting the colors found in nature and creating various color names, along with dyeing techniques. "Koai" refers to a dark indigo color among the many names for indigo, depending on the degree of blue intensity. Indigo dyeing involves repeatedly dipping the fabric in the dye to color it. The more times it is dipped, the darker the color becomes, and a color even deeper than Koai is called navy blue. It is a popular classic color for festivals and everyday life.