Tenugui

A piece of fabric with over a thousand years of history.

Tenugui

Traditional Japanese towels with countless uses

A traditional Japanese cotton cloth with surprisingly many uses.

For many rope enthusiasts, a Ten.

“Some of the most versatile pieces of equipment are also the simplest.”

 

Perfect as a blindfold

Soft cotton and a comfortable width make it ideal as a blindfold.

Traditional Japanese textile

A small part of Japanese culture and aesthetics.

Can be used as a gag

The soft material makes it suitable for various forms of sensory play.

Always space in the rope bag

Lightweight, compact, and practical to carry.

En Tenugui er et tyndt, bomuldsstof, der oprindeligt stammer fra Japan.

Many always have at least one lying in the rope bag.

A tenugui (手拭い) is a traditional Japanese cotton cloth which, for generations, has been used for everything from hand towels and headwear to gift wrapping and decoration.

These days, many rope enthusiasts have embraced the tenugui as a versatile piece of kit that fits perfectly into their rope-centred lifestyle.

 

Why do so many rope people have a Tenugui in their bag?

There are a few things that almost always make their way into the rope bag:

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✂️ Safety scissors.

👁️ A tenugui.

For many, it has become a small piece of equipment that one doesn't think too much about… until one needs it.

FAQ

Frequently asked questions

Are the products only for shibari?

No. The products can, of course, be used by anyone, but they have been selected with a view to life on the ropes and the needs of many rope artists.

Will there be more products?

Yes. We are continuously working on expanding our range to include t-shirts and other merchandise products.

Are the bags only for ropes?

Not at all. They work just as well as everyday bags, travel bags or for storing other equipment.

Is wax play suitable for beginners?

Yes. With the right lighting and a relaxed approach, wax play is one of the most accessible forms of sensation play.