Japanese Tenugui - Koinobori Coffret Formerly hung at the entrance

Formerly hung at the entrance of shops and restaurants

To be proudly displayed on a shelf

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

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

To separate the two panels of your noren

Japanese Tenugui - Koinobori Coffret Formerly hung at the entranceJapanese 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