Morita Miw Pouch Handkerchief - Tenagazaru (Gibbon) Beige

This Morita Miw Tenagazaru Pouch Handkerchief is a unique, soft pouch handkerchief. It features an embroidered tenagazaru (gibbon) observing the world from the solitary shelter of a dark tree. In Japanese the name literally means long-armed monkey. Much of the folklore surrounding tenagazaru makes reference to those long arms reaching out for things, real or imagined, and the need to work as a team for find success. 

Made of gauze on the front and flap with an orangey-beige terry interior and back. This little pouch can store your handkerchiefs or things like charging cables or earbud cases.  It can also be used as a pouch for candy, tea bags, lip balm, etc. It's just the right size that you can enjoy using it in a variety of ways, and it easily pops into your bag or pocket. 

The pouch is a collaboration brand of poet and artist moritaMiW and towel maker Kusubashi Monori. MiW's mysterious story and world are reflected in the pictures and poems on each pouch handkerchief. 

Details: 

• 100% cotton
• Gauze and terry construction
• Some fluff will flake off upon first few uses
• Dimensions: approximately 4.5 x 5 closed, 4.5 x 9 open
• Designed in Japan, Made in China

Meet the Makers

Kusubashi Monori is committed to developing eco-processed products that have less of an environmental impact and at the same time make towels that meet customer needs. With the idea of creating daily life scenes from towels in mind, Kusubashi Monori has produced a large number of towels. They have a proven track record and a production system that allows them to make a variety of towels that suit a variety of lifestyles and ways of spending time, including luxury brands, environmentally friendly towels, and highly designed towels.