[TOWELS] "SHIZUKU" HANDKERCHIEF (TOWEL TYPE) | SENSHU TOWEL | FUKUROYA TOWEL 三州瓦 You can choose from six

You can choose from six different colors

It has a lot of storage capacity

Masaharu Takagi Inspired by the compassionate eyes of a bodhisattva

Seiichi Washino A parasol made from hand-printed fabrics produced by a long-established fabric store in Kyoto

[TOWELS] "SHIZUKU" HANDKERCHIEF (TOWEL TYPE) | SENSHU TOWEL | FUKUROYA TOWEL 三州瓦 You can choose from sixKenji Fukuroya Towel Handkerchief Dyed with Vegetable Drops This towel was created by Fukuroya Towel, a long established company in Senshu, Osaka,the birthplace of Japanese towels, has created towels in seven colors from Osaka vegetables (water eggplant, onion, basil, kyabetsu, and carrot). These towels are an upcycled product, using vegetable drops that have finished their role, such as misshapen ones and peels, as dyes. The pile fabric is free of