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Japanese Kyoto Shibori Tenugui – Makiage Pattern
Japanese Kyoto Shibori Tenugui – Makiage Pattern
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Japanese Kyoto Shibori Tenugui – Makiage Pattern is a carefully selected home object from Japan, suited to a calm, considered home.
Description
A hand-dyed Kyoto shibori tenugui made by a certified Kyo-Kanoko Shibori craftsman.
About this item
This tenugui features a traditional Makiage Shibori (巻き上げ絞り) pattern, creating soft fan-like forms at both ends. The hand-dyeing process produces natural blurring and gentle gradation, making each piece entirely unique.
Lightweight, absorbent, and quick-drying, it is suitable for everyday use while also functioning beautifully as minimalist textile wall decor. The simple, refined design pairs naturally with wabi-sabi and modern interiors.
Curator’s Note
Selected for its sculptural pattern balance and the quiet elegance created by hand-dyed gradation.
Details
• Size: approx. 36 × 90 cm
• Material: 100% cotton (premium Japanese bleached cotton)
• Technique: Traditional Japanese shibori (Makiage)
• Origin: Kyoto, Japan
• Use: Hand towel, wall hanging, fabric tapestry, interior decor
Notes
• Pattern placement and shading vary slightly
• Hanging rods are not included
• Natural variations are part of the character of handcrafted shibori textiles
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Frequently asked questions
What is Makiage Shibori?
Makiage Shibori is a resist-dyeing technique that creates soft fan-like forms and gentle gradation in the cloth.
How can I use this tenugui?
Use it as a lightweight everyday cloth or display it as minimalist textile wall decor.
Where is it made?
It is hand-dyed in Kyoto by a certified Kyo-Kanoko Shibori craftsman.
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