Tenugui Foil-Pressed – Ebisu 35 x 90cm

“Ebisu” is one of Japan’s Seven Lucky Gods and is widely revered as a deity who brings prosperity in business, abundant harvests and catches, and safety within the home.

- Business Prosperity & Financial Fortune
Ebisu is especially known as the god of prosperous business. His sea bream and fishing rod symbolize “a great catch” and “reeling in good fortune.”
Many people display Ebisu in shops or offices to pray for improved financial luck and business success.

- Household Safety & Longevity
Ebisu is also cherished as a guardian of the home. Using a tenugui featuring Ebisu carries wishes for the family’s health, safety, and long life.

- A Highly Auspicious Gift
The Ebisu tenugui is considered extremely lucky as a gift. It is often chosen for New Year greetings, store openings, or as a present to wish for business prosperity.
It is believed to bring happiness and good fortune to the recipient as well.

The foil-pressed tenugui uses gold-colored aluminum foil dyed onto the fabric.
The foil does not peel off when washed, allowing it to be used like a regular tenugui, and its long-lasting gold is appreciated as a symbol of good luck.
Because the dyeing is done by hand, each tenugui has slight variations, giving it a unique, one-of-a-kind charm.

The back side is plain with no print penetration.
The front features a gold-foil silk screen design only.