Rienzome Tenugui by Todaya Shouten (Est. 1872)
Where Edo Elegance Meets Modern Craftsmanship
Since its founding in 1872, Todaya Shouten has carried forward the spirit of Edo-era artisanship through its Rienzome Tenugui — finely hand-dyed Japanese cotton cloths made in Tokyo using the traditional chusen technique.
Each tenugui embodies the timeless beauty of Edo design — soft textures, gentle color gradations, and a light, breathable feel that improves with every wash. More than just a towel, it’s a piece of living art that connects the past and present through touch, texture, and tradition.
Features
•Hand-dyed in Tokyo using the chusen technique
•Made from 100% cotton — light, breathable, and quick-drying
•Perfect as a hand towel, kitchen cloth, or framed wall art
•Becomes softer and deeper in color with every use
How To Use
•Use daily as a stylish hand towel or eco-friendly wrap
•Frame it as Japanese art to bring Edo charm into your home
•Wash gently with mild detergent and dry in the shade to preserve its color and texture
A Timeless Craft from Tokyo
Every Rienzome Tenugui tells a story — of artisans who continue to dye each piece by hand, of patterns inspired by Edo’s culture, and of the enduring beauty of Japanese craftsmanship.
Whether for daily use or as a keepsake, this tenugui adds a subtle, authentic elegance to modern life.
