Japanese Tenugui - Koinobori Coffret one of the oldest Japanese

one of the oldest Japanese symbols considered as a good luck charm

To be proudly displayed on a shelf

this bento box is perfect to put a good portion of rice

You can hang it on the rear view mirror of your car to benefit from its protective powers

This small cloth bag can be opened to put a piece of paper on which is written the prayer or the name of the protector god

Japanese Tenugui - Koinobori Coffret one of the oldest JapaneseJapanese cotton tenugui with Koinobori print With its fine mesh and smooth texture, this Japanese tenugui cotton towel is very resistant, with a good absorbency. In Japan, the tenugui is used daily to wipe, wrap, wash, protect and even to decorate a wall. The print represents koinobori, paper windsocks in the shape of koi fish that the Japanese hoist on a pole on Kodomo no Hi, the children's day. At home, this tenugui will find its place in a child's