Tenugui (Nadeshiko) snail packed with dried clover hay

packed with dried clover hay as cushioning material to prevent damage

you can highlight different parts of the pattern—creating the impression of an entirely new furoshiki each time

Equipped with a magnet for secure closure

The set includes two types of mats—one rectangular and one fan-shaped—to accommodate various display preferences

This particular ornament features a design of the first sunrise over Mount Fuji

Tenugui (Nadeshiko) snail packed with dried clover hayDescriptionDianthus, also known as "nadeshiko" in Japanese or casually referred to as "fringed pink," has been considered a symbol of Japanese female beauty from the Kamakura period (1185 1333) up to the present day. Nadeshiko, with its delicate and strong stems, has come to represent the beauty of Japanese women who are both graceful and fragile yet possess inner strength. This is why Japanese women are often described as "Yamato Nadeshiko,"