Yagisei Lucky Cat Series Printed Tenugui Hand Hokusai Parody Lucky Charm Made in Japan (Japanese Towel) "Red Fuji"

A tenugui (Japanese hand towel) from the "Fuku Maneki Neko" series, featuring a comical depiction of the traditional Japanese beckoning cat. 100% Cotton, Made in Japan Size: 35 x 90 cm A traditional Japanese tenugui (hand towel) featuring a Maneki-neko (beckoning cat) pattern. This humorous design depicts a Maneki-neko leaping into the world of Katsushika Hokusai's "Thirty-Six Views of Mount Fuji: Fine Wind, Clear Morning," a ukiyo-e print depicting a lively scene from the Edo period. Made in Japan from 100% cotton, it's a superb item that's perfect as a handkerchief or towel, or even as a decorative piece. It's also recommended as a souvenir for people from overseas. [Red Fuji] Red Fuji is a phenomenon that occurs mainly from summer to autumn when Mount Fuji is dyed red by the rising sun. The name comes from the fact that the blue Mount Fuji turns crimson. In particular, the Red Fuji in Katsushika Hokusai's masterpiece "Thirty-Six Views of Mount Fuji" has influenced many people. [Lucky Maneki-neko Series] Cats are familiar to Japanese people, but in the past they were considered auspicious symbols for sericulture because they were believed to protect crops and control pests. Now that sericulture has declined, they are cherished as auspicious symbols for business prosperity and family safety. At Yagisei, we use these adorable beckoning cats as our motif, incorporating seasonal events and ukiyo-e prints to create pop and comical designs. Enjoy the vibrant colors and diverse expressions of the beckoning cats.