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Tenugui Sakasa Fuji bol thé The term bijinga means "painting

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The term bijinga means "painting of beautiful women" and represents one of the great genres of Japanese ukiyo-e painting and woodblock printing

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You can give it to a friend to wish him success in his business or career

Traditionally used for the tea ceremony in Japan

Japanese cat print canvas tote bag

Tenugui Sakasa Fuji bol thé The term bijinga means "paintingJapanese tenugui in 100% cotton sakasa Fuji design Traditionally used as a towel thanks to its absorbent cotton fabric, the tenugui has been reinvented to become a privileged support for art. This model will look great in your home, against a wall or door. Its high quality print depicts Mount Fuji mirrored in a lake, "sakasa" meaning "upside down" in Japanese. For hanging, consider a wooden tenugui stand. Note: tenugui is a strip of fine cotton

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