Tenugui - Fugaku Sanjyu-Rokkei: Osyu Fujimihara Takobiki Saibashi are usually made from

Saibashi are usually made from bamboo or untreated/un-coated natural wood without for durability

with a slightly different profile and handle shape

This honyaki blade also has a beautiful hamon (from the heat treatment process) that is visible on both sides of the blade

This print shows some flames coming from Gesshin Gama (a wood burning kiln in northern Japan)

Tenugui - Fugaku Sanjyu-Rokkei: Osyu Fujimihara Takobiki Saibashi are usually made fromProduct Description Detailed Specs Measurements Fugaku Sanjyu Rokkei: Oshu Fujimighara Thirty six Views of Mount Fuji (Fugaku Sanjyu Rokkei) is an Ukiyo e series of large, color woodblock prints by the Japanese artist Katsushika Hokusai (17601849). Tenugui have their roots deep in Japanese history. Originally used as part of decorative fashion, tenugui later became part of daily life, being used around households and as general purpose cloths. Over