Tenugui (Rabbits and Shii Nuts) carp This tenugui features beautiful red

This tenugui features beautiful red plum blossoms—kōbai—that signal the gentle arrival of spring in Japan

The Hime Musubi series was created in collaboration with Paris-based French designer Adeline Klam

Under the soft glow of a lamp

The design is a representation of evergreen pine which live up to 1000 years

The cucumber horse and eggplant cow are fixed on a single base

Tenugui (Rabbits and Shii Nuts) carp This tenugui features beautiful redDescription In Japan, the kanji character for "rabbit" () bears a resemblance to the phrase "", which means "to escape" or "to avoid." Due to this visual similarity, the rabbit is believed to bring good luck and protect against misfortune, acting as a symbol of escaping from negative energy or bad luck. Furthermore, rabbits are known for their high reproductive capabilities, which has led to their association with "prosperity in descendants" and a