A tenugui is a common household item in Japan. These versatile cloths can be used as anything from washcloths, to headbands, to simply for decoration.
These humble cloths date back to the Heian era (794-1192 AD). Worn for summer festivals, kendo practice and even used as props for storytellers, tenugui are an important part of Japanese culture and history.

Origin: Japan
100% Cotton
Size Approx: 13" x 35"
Hand wash cold with like colors
Do not bleach
Product #: TC90
Code: WP35

Tenugui edges are purposely seamless for better hygiene and quick drying. After a few washes, you may find that the cloth has frayed. Use a pair of scissors to trim the loose threads. The more you use the cloth, the more the edges will stop fraying due to the tightening of the the fabric.
** If you would like the edges of your tenugui to be finished, we can hem the edges at an additional cost of $2.00. Please request this service in the notes section and we will send you an invoice for the service.

Apparel and accessories handcrafted in Oregon and Japan. Traditional Japanese textiles and patterns.

Kiriko Made

Tenugui, Pink Usagi And Moon

Title

Home & Furniture

Carefully selected from Japan - Chopsticks and rest sets that are perfect for taking home or giving as a special gift for a friend.

Product Origin: Japan
Made in Kyoto, Japan
Chopstick Length: 9"
Rest Size: 1.75" x 1"
Product #: CR04
Code: WP35

Chopsticks And Rest Set, Karakusa

Tabletop & Dining

A tenugui is a common household item in Japan. These versatile cloths can be used as anything from washcloths, to headbands, to simply for decoration.
These humble cloths date back to the Heian era (794-1192 AD). Worn for summer festivals, kendo practice and even used as props for storytellers, tenugui are an important part of Japanese culture and history.

Origin: Japan
100% Cotton
Size Approx: 39" x 14"
Hand wash cold with like colors
Do not bleach
Product #: TC174
Code: WP35

Tenugui edges are purposely seamless for better hygiene and quick drying. After a few washes, you may find that the cloth has frayed. Use a pair of scissors to trim the loose threads. The more you use the cloth, the more the edges will stop fraying due to the tightening of the the fabric.
** If you would like the edges of your tenugui to be finished, we can hem the edges at an additional cost of $2.00. Please request this service in the notes section and we will send you an invoice for the service.

Chu-sen Dyed Tenugui, Blue Gradient With Fish

Mottainai, it's a phrase in Japan that means"waste nothing." It's a value we live by here at Kiriko, we save every piece of fabric, with the intention of reusing it in the future. This kit represents our hope that each piece of fabric from our studio has a purpose and a story that will be continued. If you have a piece of clothing that needs mending, these patches will add that unique touch.
Share your creations with us #kirikomade

Origin of Fabric: Japan
5 medium patches, approx 7x7"
Product #:

PK07 (Assorted)
PK08 (Modern)
PK09 (Vintage)

Code WP35
Pricing:

Assorted: $20.00
Modern: $18.00
Vintage: $23.00

*** Each patch kit is prepared individually and because we are using leftover pieces of fabric, each kit will be unique and different.

Patch Kit, Medium

Style

Handmade hand-painted pottery from the town of Mashiko. Using local clay that is special to the area, the artisans still practice the same century old techniques to create their wares. As a result, each piece has slight variances in color and texture that make it truly unique.

Product Origin: Japan
Hot and cold safe
Length: 4.5"
Product #: MY50
Code: WP35

Mashiko-yaki Hand-painted Spoon, Floral Blue And Brown

Home Decor

Made in North Carolina, Kelly Pottery always "looks their best when being used, not sitting on a mantle." Embossed with Kiriko emblem which represents indigo plant. Also embossed on both sides for you to hold easily. Unique coffee pot for you and your den.

Product origin: North Carolina
Hot and cold safe
Approx. 20 oz
Diameter of the Opening: 4-4.5"
Height: 5.5"
Product #: KP22
Code: WP25

*Varies slightly in size from piece to piece
Use code "KELLYSET" to receive 15% off a Kelly Pottery ceramic drip coffee filter when you purchase with a Kelly Pottery coffee pot. Shop coffee drip filter here

Kelly Pottery, Short Glazed Blue Ceramic Coffee Pot

Coffee & Tea

A tenugui is a common household item in Japan. These versatile cloths can be used as anything from washcloths, to headbands, to simply for decoration.
These humble cloths date back to the Heian era (794-1192 AD). Worn for summer festivals, kendo practice and even used as props for storytellers, tenugui are an important part of Japanese culture and history.

Origin: Japan
100% Cotton
Size: 13" x 35"
Hand wash cold with like colors
Do not bleach
Product #: TC03
Code: WP35

Tenugui edges are purposely seamless for better hygiene and quick drying. After a few washes, you may find that the cloth has frayed. Use a pair of scissors to trim the loose threads. The more you use the cloth, the more the edges will stop fraying due to the tightening of the the fabric.
** If you would like the edges of your tenugui to be finished, we can hem the edges at an additional cost of $2.00. Please request this service in the notes section and we will send you an invoice for the service.

Tenugui, Kobana Pink

A tenugui is a common household item in Japan. These versatile cloths can be used as anything from washcloths, to headbands, to simply for decoration.
These humble cloths date back to the Heian era (794-1192 AD). Worn for summer festivals, kendo practice and even used as props for storytellers, tenugui are an important part of Japanese culture and history.

Origin: Japan
100% Cotton
Size Approx: 14" x 35"
Hand wash cold with like colors
Do not bleach
Product #: TC123
Code: WP35

Tenugui edges are purposely seamless for better hygiene and quick drying. After a few washes, you may find that the cloth has frayed. Use a pair of scissors to trim the loose threads. The more you use the cloth, the more the edges will stop fraying due to the tightening of the the fabric.
** If you would like the edges of your tenugui to be finished, we can hem the edges at an additional cost of $2.00. Please request this service in the notes section and we will send you an invoice for the service.

Tenugui, Maroon Daruma

Introducing our Japanese Kasuri-Ori Pants. Made in Kyushu, Japan with our favorite Kasuri-Ori fabrics. Simple and casual pants with two pockets in the front and an elastic waistband. The perfect pants to wear comfortably while going out or staying in. These unique patterned pants will immediately become your favorite.

Fabric Origin: Japan
Made in Kyushu, Japan
100% Cotton
Elastic Waist Band
SKU: KP01
Code: WP35

These pants are in Japanese sizing. We recommend sizing up.

Kasuri-ori Pants, Midnight

Size

Women's Pants

Introducing our Japanese Kasuri-Ori Pants. Made in Kyushu, Japan with our favorite Kasuri-Oro fabrics. Simple and casual pants with two pockets in the front and an elastic waistband. The perfect pants to wear comfortably while going out or staying in. These unique patterned pants will immediately become your favorite.

Fabric Origin: Japan
Made in Kyushu, Japan
100% Cotton
Elastic Waist Band
SKU: KP04
Code: WP35

**Model is 5'4" wearing size Large

Kasuri-ori Pants, White Dash

Sourcing all of their teas from 100-year old family farm in Uji, Japan, Mizuba Tea Company makes green teas that are essential for anyone looking for a lifestyle centered around wellness. Start by making Matcha part of your daily life. This fresh and delicious tea can be perfect for your morning fix or afternoon lull.

Sourced from Uji, Japan

Flavor profile : Strong aromatics of ripe red fruits - particularly raspberry jam. What is sweet on the nose comes out savory in the mouth: House's smooth umami flavor showcases vegetal creaminess with brisk oceanic hints.

Weight: 40g (20-30 servings)
Product #: MT03
Code: WP35
Click here to learn how to make Matcha Tea!

Mizuba Tea House Organic

Beauty & Wellness

A tenugui is a common household item in Japan. These versatile cloths can be used as anything from washcloths, to headbands, to simply for decoration.
These humble cloths date back to the Heian era (794-1192 AD). Worn for summer festivals, kendo practice and even used as props for storytellers, tenugui are an important part of Japanese culture and history.
Chu-sen dyeing is a technique unique from the more common process of screen printing images and patterns onto the fabric that make Tenugui. While screen printing merely lays pigment on the surface of the fibers, Chu-sen dyeing seeps all the way through to permanently color the fabric. Thus, a Chu-sen dyed Tenugui will be as bright and beautiful from the front as it will be from the back. Read more of the Chu-sen Dyeing process on our blog, HERE.

Origin: Japan
100% Cotton
Size Approx: 39" x 14"
Hand wash cold with like colors
Do not bleach
Product #: TC168
Code: WP35

Tenugui edges are purposely seamless for better hygiene and quick drying. After a few washes, you may find that the cloth has frayed. Use a pair of scissors to trim the loose threads. The more you use the cloth, the more the edges will stop fraying due to the tightening of the fabric.
** If you would like the edges of your tenugui to be finished, we can hem the edges at an additional cost of $2.00. Add Tenugui Hem Fee to cart when requesting edges to be hemmed.

Chusen-zome Tenugui, Light Blue, Baku

Mottainai, it's a phrase in Japan that means"waste nothing." It's a value we live by here at Kiriko, we save every piece of fabric, with the intention of reusing it in the future. This kit represents our hope that each piece of fabric from our studio has a purpose and a story that will be continued. If you have a piece of clothing that needs mending, these patches will add that unique touch.
Share your creations with us #kirikomade

Origin of Fabric: Japan
5 xs patches, Around 3"x3"
Product #:

PK01 (Assorted)
PK02 (Modern)
PK03 (Vintage)

Code WP35
Pricing:

Assorted: $10.00
Modern: $8.00
Vintage: $12.00

*** Each patch kits are prepared individually and because we are using leftover pieces of fabrics, each kit will be unique and different.

Patch Kit, Extra Small

A tenugui is a common household item in Japan. These versatile cloths can be used as anything from washcloths, to headbands, to simply for decoration.
These humble cloths date back to the Heian era (794-1192 AD). Worn for summer festivals, kendo practice and even used as props for storytellers, tenugui are an important part of Japanese culture and history.

Origin: Japan
100% Cotton
Size: 14" x 35"
Hand wash cold with like colors
Do not bleach
Product #: TC73
Code: WP35

Tenugui edges are purposely seamless for better hygiene and quick drying. After a few washes, you may find that the cloth has frayed. Use a pair of scissors to trim the loose threads. The more you use the cloth, the more the edges will stop fraying due to the tightening of the the fabric.
** If you would like the edges of your tenugui to be finished, we can hem the edges at an additional cost of $2.00. Please request this service in the notes section and we will send you an invoice for the service.

Chu-sen Dyed Tenugui, Yuzu

Mottainai, it's a phrase in Japan that means"waste nothing." It's a value we live by here at Kiriko, we save every piece of fabric, with the intention of reusing it in the future. This kit represents our hope that each piece of fabric from our studio has a purpose and a story that will be continued. If you have a piece of clothing that needs mending, these patches will add that unique touch.
Share your creations with us #kirikomade

Origin of Fabric: Japan
5 large patches, Approx 9x9"
Product #:

PK10 (Assorted)
PK11 (Modern)
PK12 (Vintage)

Code WP35
Pricing:

Assorted: $25.00
Modern: $23.00
Vintage: $30.00

*** Each patch kit is prepared individually and because we are using leftover pieces of fabric, each kit will be unique and different.

Patch Kit, Large

Shoyeido's Daily Incense: eight timeless natural fragrances blended for everyday enjoyment. Twenty to fifty natural ingredients are combined in precise proportions to create these soothing and evocative scents. Eight fresh fragrances ... seven days a week.

Product Origin: Kyoto, Japan
35 Incense Sticks
No Synthetic Oils or Fragrances
No Animal Ingredients or Testing
Net wt. 0.6 oz.
Ingredients: Cinnamon, Sandalwood, Clove, Patchouli, Benzoin, and spices
Product #: NI04
Code: WP35

Shoyeido Natural Incense, Kinkaku (golden Pavilion)

" Wabi-Sabi: Further Thoughts is a complement to Wabi-Sabi: For Artists, DEsigners, Poets & Philosophers, the seminal volume on the beauty of things imperfect, impermanent, and incomplete."

Wabi-Sabi: Further Thoughts
Author: Leonard Koren
English
95 pages
Product #: WS02
Code: WP25

Wabi-sabi: Further Thoughts

Books & Stationery

Mottainai, it's a phrase in Japan that means"waste nothing." It's a value we live by here at Kiriko, we save every piece of fabric, with the intention of reusing it in the future. This kit represents our hope that each piece of fabric from our studio has a purpose and a story that will be continued. If you have a piece of clothing that needs mending, these patches will add that unique touch.
Share your creations with us #kirikomade

Origin of Fabric: Japan
5 small patches, approx 5x5"
Product #:

PK04 (Assorted)
PK05 (Modern)
PK06 (Vintage)

Code WP35
Pricing

Assorted: $15.00
Modern: $13.00
Vintage: $18.00

*** Each patch kit is prepared individually and because we are using leftover pieces of fabric, each kit will be unique and different.

Patch Kit, Small

A tenugui is a common household item in Japan. These versatile cloths can be used as anything from washcloths, to headbands, to simply for decoration.
These humble cloths date back to the Heian era (794-1192 AD). Worn for summer festivals, kendo practice and even used as props for storytellers, tenugui are an important part of Japanese culture and history.

Origin: Japan
100% Cotton
Size Approx: 14" x 35"
Hand wash cold with like colors
Do not bleach
Product #: TC127
Code: WP35

Tenugui edges are purposely seamless for better hygiene and quick drying. After a few washes, you may find that the cloth has frayed. Use a pair of scissors to trim the loose threads. The more you use the cloth, the more the edges will stop fraying due to the tightening of the the fabric.
** If you would like the edges of your tenugui to be finished, we can hem the edges at an additional cost of $2.00. Please request this service in the notes section and we will send you an invoice for the service.

Tenugui, Green Clovers

Carefully selected from Japan - Unique monkey hooks to hang as display. A fun little conversational piece to hang in your home.
These metal pieces are from the company called Hakuhodo. They are from the city of Takaoka in the Toyama Prefecture. Toyama and Oregon are sister states.

Product Origin: Toyama Prefecture
Material: Iron
Size: 8" x 1.5"
Product #: HM03
Code: WP35

Hakuhodo Monkey Hook, Large

Wall Art & Decor

A tenugui is a common household item in Japan. These versatile cloths can be used as anything from washcloths, to headbands, to simply for decoration.
These humble cloths date back to the Heian era (794-1192 AD). Worn for summer festivals, kendo practice and even used as props for storytellers, tenugui are an important part of Japanese culture and history.
Chu-sen dyeing is a technique unique from the more common process of screen printing images and patterns onto the fabric that make Tenugui. While screen printing merely lays pigment on the surface of the fibers, Chu-sen dyeing seeps all the way through to permanently color the fabric. Thus, a Chu-sen dyed Tenugui will be as bright and beautiful from the front as it will be from the back. Read more of the Chu-sen Dyeing process on our blog, HERE.

Origin: Japan
100% Cotton
Size Approx: 14.5" x 35"
Hand wash cold with like colors
Do not bleach
Product #: TC85
Code: WP35

Tenugui edges are purposely seamless for better hygiene and quick drying. After a few washes, you may find that the cloth has frayed. Use a pair of scissors to trim the loose threads. The more you use the cloth, the more the edges will stop fraying due to the tightening of the the fabric.
** If you would like the edges of your tenugui to be finished, we can hem the edges at an additional cost of $2.00. Please request this service in the notes section and we will send you an invoice for the service.

Chu-sen Dyed Tenugui, Peacock, Plum, Pine And Bamboo

Introducing our oversized Pocket Dress. Made in Kyushu, Japan in 100% cotton. A simple and casual dress with two pockets in the front and buttons in the back. A perfect dress for all seasons. Wear them with warm layers in the winter or with sandals and a sun hat in the summer. These unique patterned dresses will immediately become your favorite.

Fabric Origin: Japan
Made in Kyushu, Japan
100% Cotton
Size: One-Size
Dress Length: 35"
Sleeve - Sleeve: 32.5"
Chest: 24"
SKU: KD09
Code: WP35

Oversized Pocket Dress, Grey Shima

Dresses

Carefully selected from Japan - Bottle openers that display different animals. A unique and functional conversational piece to add to any home.
These metal pieces are from the company called Hakuhodo. They are from the city of Takaoka in the Toyama Prefecture. Toyama and Oregon are sister states.

Product Origin: Toyama Prefecture
Material: Iron
Size: 6.25" x 1.25"
Product #: BO04
Code: WP35

Hakuhodo Iron Bottle Opener, Rabbit

Bar Tools

Using high-quality, seasonal ingredients in simple preparations, Sonoko Sakai offers recipes with a gentle voice and a passion for authentic Japanese cooking. Beginning with the pantry, the flavors of this cuisine are explored alongside fundamental recipes, such as dashi and pickles, and traditional techniques, like making noodles and properly cooking rice. Use these building blocks to cook an abundance of everyday recipes with dishes like Grilled Onigiri (rice balls) and Japanese Chicken Curry.

304 pages
Size: 8.42"x 10.27"
Language: English
Product #: JT113
Code: WP25

Japanese Home Cooking By Sonoko Sakai

Our ties have a classic cut and are made in the United States from unique Japanese fabrics. Complete your outfit with this essential accessory for the refined wardrobe.
Lined with silk
Pressed and packaged in Portland, Oregon
Made in USA
2.5" at widest point
Fabric Origin: Japan
Product #: KZB98
Code: WP50

Tie Indigo Kasuri X's And Dashes

Ties & Pocket Squares

Kelly Pottery always "looks their best when being used, not sitting on a mantle." Each piece incorporates clean lines that give tradition a sense of modernism. Use as your everyday coffee mug, or pull out for special occasions, whatever the use, Kelly Pottery shows its true beauty effortlessly in hand.

Handcrafted in North Carolina
Hot and cold safe
Diameter of the Opening: 5-6"
Height: 4"
Product #: KP20
Code: WP25

*Varies slightly in size from piece to piece
Use code "KELLYSET" to receive 15% off a Kelly Pottery ceramic coffee pot when you purchase with a Kelly Pottery drip coffee filter. Shop coffee pots here

Kelly Pottery, Glazed Blue Ceramic Drip Coffee Filter

Kelly Pottery always "looks their best when being used, not sitting on a mantle." Each piece incorporates clean lines that give tradition a sense of modernism. Use as your everyday coffee mug, or pull out for special occasions, whatever the use, Kelly Pottery shows its true beauty effortlessly in hand.

Handcrafted in North Carolina
Hot and cold safe
Diameter of the Opening: 5-6"
Height: 4"
Product #: KPC05
Code: WP25

*Varies slightly in size from piece to piece
Use code "KELLYSET" to receive 15% off a Kelly Pottery ceramic drip coffee filter when you purchase with a Kelly Pottery coffee pot. Shop coffee pots here

Kelly Pottery, Glazed Light Blue Ceramic Drip Coffee Filter

Made in North Carolina, Kelly Pottery always "looks their best when being used, not sitting on a mantle." Embossed with Kiriko emblem which represents indigo plant. Also embossed on both sides for you to hold easily. Unique coffee pot for you and your den.

Product origin: North Carolina
Hot and cold safe
Approx. 20 oz
Diameter of the Opening: 4-4.5"
Height: 5.5"
Product #: KPC03
Code: WP25

*Varies slightly in size from piece to piece
Receive 15% off a Kelly Pottery ceramic drip coffee filter when you purchase with a Kelly Pottery coffee pot. Shop coffee drip filter here

Kelly Pottery, Short Light Blue Ceramic Coffee Pot

Kouraku Kiln started when Kosuke Tokunaga fired the first order 150 years ago. Kouraku Kiln controls the entire process, from molding to firing to glazing. Their in-house design team creates many beautiful items to fit the needs of their diverse customers. They employ talented artists, all with unique levels of experience. Since 2013, Kouraku Kiln has offered an Artist in Residence program. They welcome artists from all around the world.

Product Origin: Japan
Length: 2.5"
Height: 1"
Product #: KK16
Code:

Kouraku Kiln, Kame, Bowl With Lid

Serving Bowls

Kouraku Kiln started when Kosuke Tokunaga fired the first order 150 years ago. Kouraku Kiln controls the entire process, from molding to firing to glazing. Their in-house design team creates many beautiful items to fit the needs of their diverse customers. They employ talented artists, all with unique levels of experience. Since 2013, Kouraku Kiln has offered an Artist in Residence program. They welcome artists from all around the world.

Product Origin: Japan
Length: 2.5"
Height: 2.5"
Product #: KK28
Code:
NWS