Tenugui Towel - Matsubara loisir créatif Slip your wood bento box

Slip your wood bento box into a lunch bag or wrap it in a furoshiki and head to the office or on a picnic with your healthy and balanced lunch

elegantly dressed in a crimson kimono adorned with bountiful sakura blossoms

This Japanese term refers to both the raccoon dog

above the belly button

grab a pair of scissors and cut along the dotted line at the center of the noren

Tenugui Towel - Matsubara loisir créatif Slip your wood bento boxMiho no Matsubara printed Japanese cotton tenugui On this fine cotton towel, the print is inspired by Miho no matsubara (Miho pine grove), a picturesque spot in Japan. This seaside spot is renowned for its pine forests and views on Mount Fuji. Framed or hung against a wall, this tenugui will make a beautiful, unique and original decoration. Note: the tenugui is a strip of fine cotton fabric, generally measuring 35 by 90 cm. It has no folds or hems, so