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A Tenugui (???) is a Japanese hand made cotton towel.
The size is usually about 35 x 90 cm, plain weave and almost always colored with several patterns.
It can be used for whatever towel can be used for - as a washcloth, napkin, but often as a headband, souvenir, decoration, or to wrap things like bottles. Towels made of terry fabrics have largely been replaced in household use. However tenugui is still popular as a souvenir, decoration, and as a headgear in kendo, where it serves as a sweat band, as an additional pad under the headgear ( male ).
Video Tenugui
External links
- YouTube: Tenugi features an easy method to tie tenugui to kendo practice.
- YouTube: All videos of Japan Kendo Federation I (1/3) 04:28 - 05:20 show two other methods to tie tenugui to practice kendo.
- Flickr: Star Wars themed tenugui. displays example tenugui.
- Tofugu, Tengui: Fabrics Without Borders An article that explains tenugui in detail.
Maps Tenugui
See also
- Furoshiki
- Yukata âââ ⬠<â â¬
- Hachimaki
- Rakugo
Source of the article : Wikipedia