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celebrated on March 3rd
this tenugui will grow more cherished the more you use it
Mount Fuji
allowing you to arrange them as you like to create your own serene display
Pair this furoshiki with our ring (sold separately) to easily transform it into a beautiful bag
Tenugui (Hozuki) tsubame celebrated on March 3rdDescription With its vivid orange husks resembling delicate paper lanterns, the 'Hozuki' (Chinese lantern plant) has long been loved in Japan as a symbol of summer. In Tokyos historic Asakusa district, the annual 'Hozuki Ichi' (Hozuki Market) fills the grounds of Senso ji Temple with bright displays of hozuki plants, especially around July 910when its believed that a single prayer at the temple brings the same blessings as praying every day for 46,000
