A tenugui is a traditional Japanese decorative cotton towel. By the Edo period, it had evolved into its current form: a plain-woven textile, approximately 35cm x 90cm (14" x 35"), usually dyed in a solid color or with a patterned design. The long sides feature a selvage finish, while the short sides are left unfinished to allow for fraying.

Tenugui are typically used as slings to carry bento boxes and other items such as bottles. They also serve as hand towels, headbands (e.g., in Kendo), and are frequently utilized as souvenirs or decorative items.

Brand: Takeda 武田刃物 
Producing Area: Niimi-Okayama/ Japan
Size: 35cm x 91.5cm
Material: 100% Cotton