Inari Handkerchief

Description

Yuzen Embroidery Handkerchief [Kyo Yuzen] has been handed down with the culture of the townspeople since the Edo period, and in modern times it has been expressed using various dyeing techniques. 
The pattern switches between light colors to express a rich and elegant sentiment, and a realistic pattern is placed on top of it. This beautiful Japanese handkerchief is embroidered with a single point of embroidery in the lower right corner of the handkerchief. 

 The [cotton loan material] used for the handkerchief is a thin, light, plain weave fabric.  The handkerchief is made of [cotton loan material], which is thin, light and plain weave;
The material is pleasant to the touch and has a luxurious feel. The material has a pleasant texture and a luxurious feel;

 Fushimi Inari There are 30,000 Fushimi Inari shrines in Japan;
Fushimi Inari-taisha, the head shrine of Inari, which is said to have 30,000 shrines all over Japan. The shrine is located in the center of the city of Fushimi, in the northern part of Tokyo;
The Fushimi Inari Shrine has been popular among the common people as the god of a good harvest, prosperous business, family safety, and the fulfillment of various wishes. The shrine is located on Mt;
This handkerchief depicts a scene of Mt. Inari, the Senbon-torii gate, a sacred fox, and seasonal flowers (cherry blossoms and autumn leaves).