Tenugui (Grapes and Ruribitaki) Water Repellent Hagi (bush clover) is a

Hagi (bush clover) is a plant that symbolizes autumn in Japan and is one of the "Seven Flowers of Autumn" (Aki no Nanakusa)

This tenugui is adorned with many charming snow globes

shuttlecocks (hane)

The 'Maneki-Neko in Fuku-Masu' is a meticulously crafted lucky charm

Tenugui (Grapes and Ruribitaki) Water Repellent Hagi (bush clover) is aDescription This hand dyed tenugui captures the quiet beauty of autumn, with clusters of ripe grapes hanging from the vine and a single ruribitaki perched among the branches. The rich purple grapes and the bird's brilliant sapphire blue plumage create a graceful harmony of colors that celebrates the season. Admired for its vivid blue feathers, the ruribitaki is a treasured sight in Japan's forests. Adult males develop their brilliant sapphire blue