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Tenugui Frame: Wooden Display Frame for Japanese Cloth | JIKAN STYLE

Sale price₩72,000
Color:Natural
JIKAN STYLE

Meet the maker

JIKAN STYLE

Osaka

JIKAN STYLE creates tenugui cloths dyed by hand using chusen, a traditional Japanese technique that gives each piece soft gradations and depth....


Tenugui frame in Natural, empty #Color_Natural
Tenugui Frame: Wooden Display Frame for Japanese Cloth | JIKAN STYLE Sale price₩72,000

Turn your tenugui into framed wall art

Two framed New Year tenugui displayed with flowers

A wooden frame made for tenugui, the long Japanese cotton cloths dyed with seasonal designs. Change the cloth for each season or event and enjoy it as a proper piece of interior art.

Why you'll love it

  • Made for tenugui — a tall frame sized to show a whole tenugui from top to bottom.
  • Clear PET panel — protects the cloth from dust, so it can be displayed with confidence in homes, shops and offices.
  • Two colors — Natural or Brown, to suit your room and your cloth.

A gallery of the seasons

Framed cat and moon tenugui leaning against a wall in a tatami room

Redecorating a whole room every season is a challenge, but changing the tenugui in a frame takes only a moment. Hang it on the wall or lean it against it, and refresh your space at your own pace with New Year, cherry blossom, summer festival or autumn designs.


About JIKAN STYLE

JIKAN STYLE makes chusen hand-dyed tenugui in Japan, filling each design with the feeling of the seasons and of moments shared with others. Its name joins jikan (time) with kan (feeling): time is not something that simply passes, but something that lives on in our hearts when we feel it — and that connects people to one another.

Specifications

  • Colors: Natural / Brown
  • Front panel: clear PET
  • Fits: standard-size tenugui
  • Made in: Japan

Tenugui sold separately. See also our Reversible Tenugui Hanger and Tenugui Magnetic Frame.

JIKAN STYLE

The maker behind this piece

JIKAN STYLE

Osaka

JIKAN STYLE creates tenugui cloths dyed by hand using chusen, a traditional Japanese technique that gives each piece soft gradations and depth. Seasonal motifs, lucky charms and a touch of humor bring Japanese craft into modern everyday life.