Made In Dyed Tenugui Hand 34 X Jomon Tenugui Shade Clay Japanese Goods Kyosuke, Japan, Towel, 100% Cotton, Approx. 90cm, Honpo, Figurine,

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**Voltage Compatibility** Designed for Japanese voltage (90–110V). Using the product with a different voltage may cause malfunction or damage.

**Plug Type** Equipped with a Japanese plug (Type A or Type B). A plug conversion adapter may be required depending on your country.

**Transformers & Adapters** A transformer converts voltage, while a plug adapter only changes the plug shape. Using a plug adapter without a transformer may result in product damage.

**Liability** We are not responsible for any damage caused by improper use, including operation without an appropriate transformer. Country of origin: Japan Material: Cotton Size: Approx. 90 x 34 cm The Jomon period flourished for over 10,000 years, beginning approximately 15,000 years ago. These Jomon art tenugui cloths offer a modern interpretation of their unique worldview, including flame-like pottery vessels resembling blazing flames and clay figurines modeled after the spirits that dwell within all things. These tenugui cloths are dyed using the traditional "chusen" dyeing technique, which requires skilled artisans to dye each cloth by hand. The cloth is folded and glued, and then the dye is poured over it. Due to its characteristics, the dye may bleed or appear unevenly colored. The color and texture are affected by temperature and humidity. Please understand that this is part of the charm of hand-dyed cloths. Please be careful of color fading when washing. The ends of the tenugui are left uncut. This is to make them easier to dry, to prevent the growth of bacteria and maintain hygiene, and because they can be easily torn by hand. After washing, cut off any loose threads, and they will eventually settle down.