Tenugui - Takiyasha the Witch and the Skelton Specter

Tenugui - Takiyasha the Witch and the Skelton SpecterTenugui are plain weave thin cotton cloths about 35" x 13" in size. They have been used for centuries in Japan for a variety of purposes, and many people use them as washcloths and headbands. The design of this tenugui is by Utagawa Kuniyoshi, one of the last great masters of ukiyo e. It depicts a mythical revenge tale in which princess Takiyasha summons a giant skelton to crash the emperor's agents after her father, the 10th century provincial

The bottom of the candle holder is concave to prevent overheating of the surface it sits on

They occur naturally during firing process and are not defects

it now operates a thriving retail store on the main shopping street of Onomichi

Once cooled

5 Box: eight 4¼" x 7/16" candles

100% cotton

It can also be used as a trinket dish

7½” (L) x 1⅝" (W) x 7" (H)

It comes with a replacement blade

each with their own characteristic features

The linen and cotton blend bandana is bordered with a stylized water flow pattern

These beautiful chopstick rests are made in a small seaside town in Kanazawa