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Tenugui are thin cotton towels from Japan that can be used to exfoliate and wash the face/body. They have been a part of Japanese bathing rituals for centuries…

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In Japanese history, the tenugui (Japanese towel) was originally used approximately between 700s and 1100s A.D. (Nara & Heian era in Japan). At that time, the tenugui was only available for people of high social status, because cloth was a valuable item. After the late 1100s (during the Kamakura era), the tenugui gradually became available to commoners. In the 1600s, when cotton farming developed, the tenugui, as well as cotton fabric, became a common item for people in Japan. Japanese History, Kamakura Era, Heian Era, Commoner, Social Status

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In Japanese history, the tenugui (Japanese towel) was originally used approximately between 700s and 1100s A.D. (Nara & Heian era in Japan). At that time, the tenugui was only available for people of high social status, because cloth was a valuable item. After the late 1100s (during the Kamakura era), the tenugui gradually became available to commoners. In the 1600s, when cotton farming developed, the tenugui, as well as cotton fabric, became a common item for people in Japan.

In Japanese history, the tenugui (Japanese towel) was originally used approximately between 700s and 1100s A.D. (Nara & Heian era in Japan). At that time, the tenugui was only available for people of high social status, because cloth was a valuable item. After the late 1100s (during the Kamakura era), the tenugui gradually became available to commoners. In the 1600s, when cotton farming developed, the tenugui, as well as cotton fabric, became a common item for people in Japan.

In Japanese history, the tenugui (Japanese towel) was originally used approximately between 700s and 1100s A.D. (Nara & Heian era in Japan). At that time, the tenugui was only available for people of high social status, because cloth was a valuable item. After the late 1100s (during the Kamakura era), the tenugui gradually became available to commoners. In the 1600s, when cotton farming developed, the tenugui, as well as cotton fabric, became a common item for people in Japan.

In Japanese history, the tenugui (Japanese towel) was originally used approximately between 700s and 1100s A.D. (Nara & Heian era in Japan). At that time, the tenugui was only available for people of high social status, because cloth was a valuable item. After the late 1100s (during the Kamakura era), the tenugui gradually became available to commoners. In the 1600s, when cotton farming developed, the tenugui, as well as cotton fabric, became a common item for people in Japan.

In Japanese history, the tenugui (Japanese towel) was originally used approximately between 700s and 1100s A.D. (Nara & Heian era in Japan). At that time, the tenugui was only available for people of high social status, because cloth was a valuable item. After the late 1100s (during the Kamakura era), the tenugui gradually became available to commoners. In the 1600s, when cotton farming developed, the tenugui, as well as cotton fabric, became a common item for people in Japan.

In Japanese history, the tenugui (Japanese towel) was originally used approximately between 700s and 1100s A.D. (Nara & Heian era in Japan). At that time, the tenugui was only available for people of high social status, because cloth was a valuable item. After the late 1100s (during the Kamakura era), the tenugui gradually became available to commoners. In the 1600s, when cotton farming developed, the tenugui, as well as cotton fabric, became a common item for people in Japan.

In Japanese history, the tenugui (Japanese towel) was originally used approximately between 700s and 1100s A.D. (Nara & Heian era in Japan). At that time, the tenugui was only available for people of high social status, because cloth was a valuable item. After the late 1100s (during the Kamakura era), the tenugui gradually became available to commoners. In the 1600s, when cotton farming developed, the tenugui, as well as cotton fabric, became a common item for people in Japan.

In Japanese history, the tenugui (Japanese towel) was originally used approximately between 700s and 1100s A.D. (Nara & Heian era in Japan). At that time, the tenugui was only available for people of high social status, because cloth was a valuable item. After the late 1100s (during the Kamakura era), the tenugui gradually became available to commoners. In the 1600s, when cotton farming developed, the tenugui, as well as cotton fabric, became a common item for people in Japan.

In Japanese history, the tenugui (Japanese towel) was originally used approximately between 700s and 1100s A.D. (Nara & Heian era in Japan). At that time, the tenugui was only available for people of high social status, because cloth was a valuable item. After the late 1100s (during the Kamakura era), the tenugui gradually became available to commoners. In the 1600s, when cotton farming developed, the tenugui, as well as cotton fabric, became a common item for people in Japan.

In Japanese history, the tenugui (Japanese towel) was originally used approximately between 700s and 1100s A.D. (Nara & Heian era in Japan). At that time, the tenugui was only available for people of high social status, because cloth was a valuable item. After the late 1100s (during the Kamakura era), the tenugui gradually became available to commoners. In the 1600s, when cotton farming developed, the tenugui, as well as cotton fabric, became a common item for people in Japan. Modern Times, Nara

In Japanese history, the tenugui (Japanese towel) was originally used approximately between 700s and 1100s A.D. (Nara & Heian era in Japan). At that time, the tenugui was only available for people of high social status, because cloth was a valuable item. After the late 1100s (during the Kamakura era), the tenugui gradually became available to commoners. In the 1600s, when cotton farming developed, the tenugui, as well as cotton fabric, became a common item for people in Japan.

In Japanese history, the tenugui (Japanese towel) was originally used approximately between 700s and 1100s A.D. (Nara & Heian era in Japan). At that time, the tenugui was only available for people of high social status, because cloth was a valuable item. After the late 1100s (during the Kamakura era), the tenugui gradually became available to commoners. In the 1600s, when cotton farming developed, the tenugui, as well as cotton fabric, became a common item for people in Japan.

In Japanese history, the tenugui (Japanese towel) was originally used approximately between 700s and 1100s A.D. (Nara & Heian era in Japan). At that time, the tenugui was only available for people of high social status, because cloth was a valuable item. After the late 1100s (during the Kamakura era), the tenugui gradually became available to commoners. In the 1600s, when cotton farming developed, the tenugui, as well as cotton fabric, became a common item for people in Japan.

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Tenugui are commonly used in Japanese homes and public baths, but they are in fact very versatile cloths! Here are 10 ways to use your tenugui and incorporate Japanese culture into your daily living. Japanese House, Daily Living, Incorporate, Baths

Tenugui are commonly used in Japanese homes and public baths, but they are in fact very versatile cloths! Here are 10 ways to use your tenugui and incorporate Japanese culture into your daily living.

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[EDO BEAUTY LAB] on Instagram: “One of the artisanal beauty items we stock at [EDO BEAUTY LAB] is our komatsuna print tenugui. A tenugui is a wash cloth used in Japanese…” Sustainable Ideas, Beauty Items, Washing Clothes

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[EDO BEAUTY LAB] on Instagram: “One of the artisanal beauty items we stock at [EDO BEAUTY LAB] is our komatsuna print tenugui. A tenugui is a wash cloth used in Japanese…”

edobeautylab on Instagram: Tenugui Transformation 手ぬぐいで小物入れ // 作り方 Travel organizer using our Komatsuna Print Tenugui __________ [EDO BEAUTY LAB] — Green Beauty From… Green Beauty, Instagram

edobeautylab on Instagram: Tenugui Transformation 手ぬぐいで小物入れ // 作り方 Travel organizer using our Komatsuna Print Tenugui __________ [EDO BEAUTY LAB] — Green Beauty From…

edobeautylab on Instagram: Tenugui Transformation // 手ぬぐいで小物入れ Transforming our Komatsuna Print Tenugui as an organizer! __________ [EDO BEAUTY LAB] — Green Beauty…

edobeautylab on Instagram: Tenugui Transformation // 手ぬぐいで小物入れ Transforming our Komatsuna Print Tenugui as an organizer! __________ [EDO BEAUTY LAB] — Green Beauty…

cankeri on Instagram: “肌にもおさいふにも優しい洗顔に最適な手ぬぐい　　繊維が極め細やかな特岡生地だから、洗うと毛穴の汚れや余分な角質、メイクだってスルッとおとしつるつる肌に・・・お肌の事を考えた無蛍光無着色白無地。…”

cankeri on Instagram: “肌にもおさいふにも優しい洗顔に最適な手ぬぐい繊維が極め細やかな特岡生地だから、洗うと毛穴の汚れや余分な角質、メイクだってスルッとおとしつるつる肌に・・・お肌の事を考えた無蛍光無着色白無地。…”

edobeautylab on Instagram: Tenugui Transformation 手ぬぐいでティッシュカバー // 作り方 Tissue Box Cover using our Komatsuna Print Tenugui! Handmade In Edogawa, Japan — Now 20% off!… Bed Pillows, Pillow Cases

edobeautylab on Instagram: Tenugui Transformation 手ぬぐいでティッシュカバー // 作り方 Tissue Box Cover using our Komatsuna Print Tenugui! Handmade In Edogawa, Japan — Now 20% off!…

edobeautylab on Instagram: Tenugui Transformation // 手ぬぐいでティッシュカバー Use our Komatsuna Print Tenugui as a tissue box cover! How-to video coming soon… __________ [EDO… Place Card Holders

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edobeautylab on Instagram: Tenugui Transformation // 手ぬぐいでティッシュカバー Use our Komatsuna Print Tenugui as a tissue box cover! How-to video coming soon… __________ [EDO…

[EDO BEAUTY LAB] on Instagram: “How To Use A Tenugui As An Exfoliating Facial Cloth In 6 Steps: 手ぬぐい洗顔のやり方: 1. Loosen the tenugui fibers in water . 手ぬぐいは水に濡らして柔らかくさせます。…” Face Wash, Towels, Moisturizer, Skin Care, Japanese

[EDO BEAUTY LAB] on Instagram: “How To Use A Tenugui As An Exfoliating Facial Cloth In 6 Steps: 手ぬぐい洗顔のやり方: 1. Loosen the tenugui fibers in water . 手ぬぐいは水に濡らして柔らかくさせます。…”

[EDO BEAUTY LAB] on Instagram: “手ぬぐい洗顔をやってみませんか？ Did you know that a tenugui, the exfoliating Japanese towel, can help you achieve clear, glowing skin? Here’s how!…” Shoulder Bag, Learning

[EDO BEAUTY LAB] on Instagram: “手ぬぐい洗顔をやってみませんか？ Did you know that a tenugui, the exfoliating Japanese towel, can help you achieve clear, glowing skin? Here’s how!…”