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Hemp Cotton Mulberry Dye Tenugui | ヘンプオーガニックコットン 桑染め手ぬぐい | Like This Shop | 東京 | 日本製 | シャトル機 | ボタニカルダイ | 草木染め
Hemp Cotton Mulberry Dye Tenugui | ヘンプオーガニックコットン 桑染め手ぬぐい | Like This Shop | 東京 | 日本製 | シャトル機 | ボタニカルダイ | 草木染め
Hemp Cotton Mulberry Dye Tenugui | ヘンプオーガニックコットン 桑染め手ぬぐい | Like This Shop | 東京 | 日本製 | シャトル機 | ボタニカルダイ | 草木染め
Hemp Cotton Mulberry Dye Tenugui | ヘンプオーガニックコットン 桑染め手ぬぐい | Like This Shop | 東京 | 日本製 | シャトル機 | ボタニカルダイ | 草木染め
Hemp Cotton Mulberry Dye Tenugui | ヘンプオーガニックコットン 桑染め手ぬぐい | Like This Shop | 東京 | 日本製 | シャトル機 | ボタニカルダイ | 草木染め
Hemp Cotton Mulberry Dye Tenugui | ヘンプオーガニックコットン 桑染め手ぬぐい | Like This Shop | 東京 | 日本製 | シャトル機 | ボタニカルダイ | 草木染め

H.C.Mulberry.D. Tenugui

¥2,800
ColorMulberry Purple

Botanical dye tenugui towels dyed with mulberries collected in the Tama Hills area of ​​Tokyo. Botanical dye is a hybrid plant dye that combines pigments extracted from plants with minimal chemical dyes.
A special pattern woven with 50% hemp weft and 50% organic cotton warp. Hemp is one of the most antibacterial and deodorizing plants out of all the hemp varieties (ramie, linen, hemp, jute), and can contribute to a recycling-oriented society that does not rely on pesticides or fossil fuels. Hemp fiber is also four times more durable than cotton fiber. The surface is very beautiful, strong, and flexible, and was woven using a shuttle loom from the Meiji period (corresponding to the same era). Mulberry purple and blue.

●Due to the characteristics of the material, the actual size may vary by 2 to 3 cm. ●Washing at high temperatures or soaking in water may cause discoloration or color transfer.

japan made, made in japan, 日本製, 国産
natural ink, natural dye, ナチュラルインク, ナチュラルダイ, 天然染料, 天然顔料, 草木染め, 植物染め
upcycle, アップサイクル
hand work, hand made, ハンドワーク, ハンドメイド, 手仕事
one-off, ワンオフ, 一点もの

H.C.Mulberry.D. Tenugui

¥2,800
Traceability

●Material name: Tokubun ●Quality: 50% hemp / 50% organic cotton ●Origin of raw materials: India (organic cotton) ●Origin of dyes: Tama, Tokyo, Japan ●Weaving: Niimi ●Dyeing: Cihon Teck

Dyed with

botanical dye mulberry クワの実 桑の実

Material Story

Mulberry

A deciduous tree found in Japan, the Korean peninsula, China, and elsewhere. Its fruits, called "mulberry fruit" or "dodome," are delicious eaten raw and are used to make fruit wine, while its leaves are used to raise silkworms for silk, and its young shoots in early spring are eaten as wild vegetables, in tempura or as a salad. Its roots and leaves have also been used in traditional Chinese medicine, making it a thoroughly usable herb. The root bark of the mulberry tree is called sohakuhi, the leaves are called soyou, the branches are called soushi, and the fruit is called tan or soujin, or soushinshi, and is a herbal medicine that has diuretic, antitussive, expectorant, anti-inflammatory, and tonic properties.