Yumeji Takehisa Seven-piece Cloth Camellia Red

Nanagoromo Towels are made by sewing together seven mosquito net fabrics that are highly absorbent and quick-drying. They can be used for a long time, starting as tableware and dish towels, and then as dusting cloths after they wear out. [Takehisa Yumeji] Takehisa Yumeji is a painter who represents the Taisho era, and is also famous as a pioneer of Japanese graphic design. His bold patterns and pop, somewhat nostalgic colors are popular, and although colorful, they are strangely suitable for a variety of scenes. Camellias are a representative motif of Yumeji. They are auspicious flowers that herald the end of a long winter and the arrival of spring, and have been loved by Japanese people since ancient times.

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