Cat x Hong Kong Tenugui - 手ぬぐい - Kai Tak Airport

Tenugui are a product of Japan with a long history, consisting of a cotton cloth approximately 90 cm long and 35 cm wide. Tenugui have a multitude of uses, serving as handkerchiefs or placemats, and can even be used to wrap items, bento boxes, or water bottles. Framed, they can also become a textile artwork for interior decoration. In Japan, tenugui have been a daily necessity since my childhood, which is why I've always wanted to create tenugui from my own watercolor paintings. Tenugui are very light and thin, with a fine yet remarkably strong and durable weave, representing Japanese traditional textile art. The texture of the cloth is softer and warmer than paper, making it suitable not only for daily use but also as a decorative textile artwork for interiors (it can be framed or mounted in a specialized textile frame~). They are also convenient and simple for mailing to friends abroad. Beware of Giant Cats in 90s Kai Tak and Kowloon City!! The "Cat x Hong Kong Tenugui," made in Kyoto, Japan, aims to express Hong Kong scenery through Japanese textile art, while also introducing the small habits and wisdom of everyday Japanese life. Material: Cotton (Tokka) Size: Approx. 90cm x 35cm Origin: Kyoto, Japan Warm Reminder: ※ Product colors may vary slightly due to photography and computer screen settings. The actual product will prevail. ※ Tenugui are a traditional Japanese textile art. The protruding cotton threads at both ends are an original characteristic; they will naturally fall off and create a finished edge with use. Longer threads can be trimmed with scissors, but please do not pull them off by hand. ※ Fabric materials may shrink or expand, so there might be slight variations in length. We appreciate your understanding. ※ If you wish to use a SF Locker for delivery (Hong Kong), please inform me of the locker address and location code when placing your order.