Tenugui Cloth - Tsukimi fêtedesmères Slip your wood bento box

Slip your wood bento box into a lunch bag or wrap it in a furoshiki and head to the office or on a picnic with your healthy and balanced lunch

Japanese print poster with Water lilies by Ohara Koson

Japanese-style war fan

Cardboard box contains 2 pairs of chopsticks

The cookie cutter supplied with it allows you to cut out four cat facial expressions in Nori seaweed

Tenugui Cloth - Tsukimi fêtedesmères Slip your wood bento boxJapanese tenugui cotton towel with moon and rabbits print In Japanese tradition, the rabbit symbolizes the full moon. The tale of "Tsuki no Usagi" depicts a rabbit residing on the moon, brewing an elixir potion. This tenugui print encourages reflection upon the full moon, aligning with the Japanese custom of Tsukimi. Originally a simple cotton cloth, the tenugui has transformed over time into a versatile item, serving as a tea towel, napkin, or even