Imabari Towel Iori Cogin Bath Towel (White)

This simple yet sophisticated towel features a design motif inspired by the traditional sashiko technique, which gives a piece of fabric the warmth and strength of handwork. Gauze towels are generally considered difficult to produce with fine woven patterns, but this towel's distinctive stitch pattern is delicately woven using "Texas cotton," which is just the right amount of firm and soft. It is a Japanese x Western mixed design that is somewhat similar to Nordic stitching and can easily be adapted to a variety of lifestyles. Size: Approx. 60 x 120 cm This product is a certified Imabari towel. The Imabari Towel brand mark and logo are granted by the Imabari Towel Industrial Association. It guarantees that the towel is a high-quality towel product that has passed their own quality standards. Certification number: 2022-2157 Beauty as a Tool that Adds Color to Everyday Life. Sashiko, a traditional technique that reinforces fabrics using intricate stitching on simple materials like linen and cotton, is said to have been born and nurtured by the joy of craftsmanship and a desire to create beautiful things. We hope that towels, which we use every day, will also enrich our daily lives with beauty and joy, while also serving as functional household items. cogin = Kogin Embroidery. This simple yet sophisticated towel features a design motif inspired by the traditional sashiko technique, which imparts the warmth and strength of handwork to a single piece of fabric. While gauze towels are generally considered difficult to achieve with their intricate woven patterns, this towel's signature stitching is meticulously woven using Texas cotton, which is both firm and soft. The design, a mix of Japanese and Western elements somewhat reminiscent of Scandinavian stitching, is easy to incorporate into diverse lifestyles.