Tenugui (Cat and Mouse) nanakamado This series proudly displays unrivaled

This series proudly displays unrivaled techniques in craftsmanship

This is evident from the many poems dedicated to plum blossoms in classic Japanese anthologies like the 'Manyōshū' (circa 759 AD) and the 'Kokin Wakashū' (905 AD)

Dimensions: 50 x 50 cm

known as heralds of spring

allowing you to customize the display to your liking

Tenugui (Cat and Mouse) nanakamado This series proudly displays unrivaledDescription This tenugui features a delightful depiction of cats and mice. While mice are considered vermin for eating stored rice and grains, they have also been revered as symbols of abundance and prosperity, often honored alongside Daikokuten, the god of wealth. Cats, cherished for their ability to catch mice, have been kept and cared for by humans throughout history. The playful chase between cats and mice is a humorous and timeless sight, adding