Tenugui (Daffodil) red fuji Celebrate the Hina-Matsuri with a

Celebrate the Hina-Matsuri with a set of Hina dolls made from Japanese Washi paper

Fine Sharkskin Pattern – Sakura Light Green/Pink (Medium

when the kabuki actor Sanogawa Ichimatsu often wore hakama decorated with bold white and navy checks on stage

expresses a powerful contrast between stillness and movement

which comfortably fits in the palm of your hand even when displayed together

Tenugui (Daffodil) red fuji Celebrate the Hina-Matsuri with aDescription Daffodils are cherished as a symbol of the arrival of spring. Blooming gracefully even in the lingering cold, they represent hope and renewal and have also been loved in Japan for centuries. Their elegant presence harmonizes beautifully with traditional Japanese designs, and when dyed onto a tenugui, they bring a subtle touch of spring to everyday life. By simply inserting this rod into the top and bottom of a tenugui, you can easily