During the Sengoku period (1467-1615)
who introduced advanced cutting techniques
this tenugui brings the beauty of Japanese nature into everyday life
one sardine-adorned holly decoration
Fuji appears in a striking reddish glow
Furoshiki - Rayon Chirimen, Rabbits (Medium, 70cm) jugoya During the Sengoku period (1467-1615)Description This design pairs rabbits with autumn grassesan elegant and poetic motif in Japanese tradition. In Japan, rabbits are symbols of growth, vitality, and progress, as they hop energetically forward. They're also associated with fertility and family well being. The refined purple tones give this furoshiki a calm, dignified feel, making it an ideal gift for special occasionssuch as return gifts (uchiiwai), Respect for the Aged Day, or milestone