Tenugui - Kuro Manekineko

Tenugui - Kuro Manekineko

A decorative item traditionally found in shops, Maneki Neko are said to bring good luck.
A Maneki Neko raising its right paw is said to help bring money in, while one raising its left paw is supposed to bring happiness. But depending on the regions, and who you are asking to, you might be told the opposite!
In any case, everybody seems to agree that a black Maneki Neko bring good health and repel evil spirits.

100 % cotton
Size: 34 x 90 cm

A tenugui is a piece of dyed cotton cloth which has always been an essential tool for the Japanese. It was used as a wiping tool such as a towel or a handkerchief, or a headwear. It also came to be used in the place of a greeting card.
Recently people have found even more ways to use it, from place mats to tapestry for decorating their homes.