Tenugui - Wild Geese Flying under the Full Moon Incense Holder Kōbō (studio) Onomichi Hanpu (canvas)

Kōbō (studio) Onomichi Hanpu (canvas)

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Tenugui - Wild Geese Flying under the Full Moon Incense Holder Kōbō (studio) Onomichi Hanpu (canvas)Tenugui 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 Hiroshige, one of the last great masters of ukiyo e. The picture depicts wild geese flying across the full moon in the autumn. The finish of this tenuqui is unique that all four sides are stitched. (Standard cotton fabric