Seido Tenugui noExchange Since kataginu was a formal

Since kataginu was a formal garment worn during special ceremonies or interviews

featuring proportions derived from shorter Bokken and real Nodachi

Option (made to order): sewing of the inside pleats

This made in Japan Menuki features a Tachibana flower over Acala's sword (Buddhist's deity)

for an ancient touch

Seido Tenugui noExchange Since kataginu was a formalSeido Tenugui Seishin Itto Nanigoto ka Narazaran Made in Japan This traditional Tenugui (Japanese hand towel) can be used as such in Kendo, Nippon Kempo or Jukendo but also as small towel to wipe off sweat during practice. In the center is the logo of the Seido brand, the Kanji "Do" or "Michi", found in Aikido, Judo, Karatedo etc. which means "way". Roughly translated as "where there is a will, there is a way", this well known proverb "Seishin Itto