Dyeing Anbo Hand Towel Authentic Made In 35cm X 100cm "Nabemamori" (Pot Charm), Dyed, 100% Cotton, Tokuoka, Japan,

This is a scene featuring a nostalgic hearth, brazier, and wall clock, now beloved as antiques. "It's a little after 7:10. There's not much time left until people gather around the hearth at 7:30. The hot pot is ready. I have a drink with some snacks, keeping an eye on the heat so as not to let it boil. I'll warm the iron kettle for myself first, a prerogative of the pot magistrate." Whether it's with family or friends, the eagerly awaited time is about to begin. Steam from the pot in the foreground is rising quietly, but there is movement in the iron kettle. I hope this inspires the imagination of a pot guardian wandering around, not seated on a cushion. This is a Tokuoka fabric made in Japan using high-quality Chita cotton. Like traditional tenugui towels, both ends are left uncut. It can be enjoyed as interior décor by hanging it on a hanging rod or in a frame. It is also suitable as a kendo mask towel, as it is 100cm long. Please note that the color on your monitor may differ from the actual color. This is a scene featuring a nostalgic hearth, brazier, and wall clock, now beloved as antiques. "It's a little after 7:10. There's not much time left until people gather around the hearth at 7:30. The hot pot is ready. I have a drink with some snacks, keeping an eye on the heat so as not to let it boil. I'll warm the iron kettle for myself first, a prerogative of the pot magistrate." Whether it's with family or friends, the eagerly awaited time is about to begin. Steam from the pot in the foreground is rising quietly, but there is movement in the iron kettle. I hope this inspires the imagination of a pot guardian wandering around, not seated on a cushion.