Each design is limited to 400 pieces worldwide.
A unique collaboration inspired by Japanese craftsmanship.
The smooth writing of a fountain pen meets the soft texture and timeless design of a tenugui

About Kamawanu:
Kamawanu is a Japanese brand specializing in traditional tenugui (hand towels), known for its commitment to craftsmanship and timeless design. Each piece is carefully dyed using traditional techniques, resulting in a product that is both practical and artistically refined.

About Pattern
- Tsurumaru-ume:
Cranes and plum blossoms are considered as a symbol of good fortune of longevity.
The design featuring pairs of facing cranes represents harmony and a happy relationship, expressing a wish for a long, peaceful, and healthy life.

- Fugu-tateoke:
Since antient times, the pufferfish had been called ‘fuku’, a word associated with ‘good fortune’ (‘fuku’ in Japanese).
In this design, the traditional Japanese pattern ‘tatewaku’ –which depicts rising stream or clouds and is regarded as an auspicious motif –is reimagined as bubble, expressing a joyful pattern to bring good luck.