Maeda Senko ANDRIAS Outdoor Hand 100cm X 34cm (Giant Salamander) Towel, Camp, Khaki, Size Approx.

The brand name comes from the giant salamander "Andrias Japonicus." It lives in the upstream Kamogawa River valley in Kyoto, where Maeda Senko's factory is located, and has survived from approximately 30 million years ago to the present day, making it known as a "living fossil." Symbolizing the philosophy of "applying ancient wisdom to modern outdoor activities," the company has created tenugui towels specifically for outdoor use, utilizing traditional techniques. Size: Approx. 100cm x 34cm Made in Japan. This is a masterpiece made using the dyeing techniques of Maeda Senko, which have been cultivated for many years in Kyoto. All processes, from weaving to dyeing to sewing, are completed in Japan. The fabric is made of 100% cotton, a loosely woven, "bun" fabric. It is highly breathable and absorbent, and becomes softer with use. The fabric is finished by soaking it in green tea extract (tea catechin), which gives it natural deodorizing and antibacterial properties. Quick-drying and portable, this versatile hand towel is perfect for more than just wiping. It's perfect for outdoor activities when you're limited in what you can carry.