I dyed a cute little monk (like Ikkyu-san) and a calligraphy kanji hand towel with persimmon tannin. The fabric is quite hard to come by. Myoryin Temple In 1632, when the feudal lord Mitsumasa Ikeda moved his domain to Okayama, a monk who accompanied him from Tottori established this temple. Mitsumasa was the last lord of Okayama Castle and the founder of the famous Shizutani School in Okayama. It's interesting to unravel history from just one hand towel ♡ I dyed it with persimmon tannin for remaking. The illustrations of the little monks are cute, and I dyed them several years ago and kept them carefully. The fabric is a fine and sturdy fabric, so it easily absorbs the persimmon tannin color, resulting in a relatively beautiful dye finish. If you use it for handmade crafts, it will probably turn into a wonderful piece... It would also be lovely to create a pastry and display it. The balance of the characters and illustrations is wonderful. Size: 35 x 33cm, 2 pieces ♡ This is a dye job by an amateur. Please refrain from purchasing if you are looking for a professional finish, as this is a dyed item for handmade remakes. #HandTowelPersimmonTannin #HandkerchiefPersimmonTannin #HandTowelRemake #IkkanbariMaterials #HandmadeMaterials #MyoryinTempleCommemoration