Neko No Ateji - Utagawa Kuniyoshi was one of the leading ukiyo-e artists in the Edo period. Famously known as a cat lover, Utagawa was innovative in his designs that incorporated a cat's natural movements and expressions learned from closely observing his own many cats. This design is one of a series of prints where cats in various poses form the names of fish, in this case, fugu (puffer fish) and tako (octopus). The tenugui uses a double gauze, weaving technique with a staggered sewing pattern that results in a high absorbency and high quality texture. Perfect for using in the bath, wiping perspiration from your face, as a napkin, or as a kitchen towel. 

• 12-1/2" x 35"
• Cotton.
• Artist: Utagawa Kuniyoshi.
• Made in Japan.

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