I purchased this at an outdoor shop last year. It has been used, but I think it's still in good condition! It's mint green with the character for "mountain" (山) dyed in white. As you can see in photos 5 through 10, there are some areas where the color has faded, there are some loose threads, and there are some stains. Please be aware of this. How about one for the upcoming season, for mountain climbing, camping, or outdoor events? I think it will lift your spirits! 【Chusen Dyeing】 Because the dye penetrates each individual thread, it becomes softer and more flavorful with use. Chusen dyeing involves pouring dye onto plain fabric to create beautiful patterns. Unlike printing, which applies pigment to the surface of the fabric, chusen dyeing dyes each individual thread, so it doesn't compromise the breathability or shrinkage of the fabric. The unique feel of a tenugui (Japanese hand towel) comes from the fact that it becomes softer the more you use it. Also, tenugui dyed with chusen dyeing have a unique texture due to the subtle bleeding of colors and delicate, gentle blurring, which are characteristic of handwork. Each time you use it, the dye from the threads will gradually fade, creating a deeper flavor. The enjoyment of raising a tenugui is one of the best parts of chusen dyeing. It has no front or back, and it dries quickly. Negotiations for price reduction are not possible. #tenugui #mountaintowel #kamawanu #hamamonyo #mountainpattern #chusendyeing