Sashiko Dish Towel Chrysanthemum and Wari Chrysanthemum Silk Thread

If you want to experience the "Beauty of Margins" chrysanthemum pattern is recommended. I searched for a good balance while wondering about the length of the tassels. Good margins. Feel the beauty of Japan. [About chrysanthemum pattern] Emperor Gotoba especially liked chrysanthemums and used chrysanthemum crests on personal items. It is said that it came to be used as the coat of arms of the imperial family. The well-proportioned and beautiful petals, refreshing elegance ward off evil spirits, It is said to have a life-prolonging effect and has been considered an important crest. --------------------------------- Quoted from "Kimono Terminology Encyclopedia" Of course, as a dish towel, Blindfold the basket bag, shelf blinds, luncheon mats, etc. Please use it freely ☆ ⭐︎ Material ⭐︎ Size about 34 cm x 34 cm All 100% cotton　 2 bleached silk threads ☆ Handling of dish towels For the tufts, arrange the bundles of threads and dry them. Do not iron the tassel part. Each piece of silk thread used here is thin and delicate, so you need to be a little careful. ○ Dissolve a small amount of neutral detergent in water please wash your hands ○ Avoid using bleach ○Avoid direct sunlight. Please dry in the shade ☆ About wrapping I'll add a mizuhiki as shown in the picture. Just as a gift. ⭐︎Other for handmade Each piece is slightly different in size I have something to say. Also, depending on your monitor, Colors may appear slightly different.