Oniyuri - Wealth
You are precious
Our luxurious and innovative "Oniyuri – Wealth" towel is lightweight, durable and made from refined cotton yarns with colored hand-stitched finishing for an extra note of luxury.
Very soft for a "blooming" skin with a unique texture on the top side, fast drying and highly absorbent to adjust easily and tolerant to any summer condition.
Digitally silk screened printed with hypoallergenic water based inks, bright, exuberant and eccentric colors, our towels get even better with time just like any secret love.
The combination of Greek folk flowers and Hanakotoba (花言葉) is a flamboyant design collection we call "Give me flowers". A collection full of colors and secret meanings .
"Oniyuri" in Japanese means a demon with a red face and large body. Oniyuri does not refer to a bad spirit however but to a spotted, bright orange wildflower, the tiger lily. This lily has edible bulbs and is believed to have been brought back from China as a vegetable with medicinal properties. In the Japanese tradition of Hanakotoba, Oniyuri symbolizes wealth, prosperity and pride.
Choose your "Oniyuri-Wealth" towel to send blessings on prosperity to someone who needs it.
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Additional Info
Weight
M - 0.550 kg
L - 0.665 kg
Dimensions
M - 150 × 100 cm
L - 180 x 100 cm
Size
M, L
Fabric weight
400g per m2
Product Details
99% cotton beach or bath towel, lightweight, with coloured hand-stitched finishing.
Digitally silk-screened with water-based inks.
Excellent color fastness to light (7).
Machine wash at 30° – 50° C.
Digitally handcrafted & produced in Greece with blessings and love
Roses
Love / Passion / Beauty / Blooming / Trust / Healing / Eros / Abundance / Harmony / Heritage
Talisman Usage
Maximizes the serendipity around you.
Supports the user to sent his secret message through the symbolic language of flowers without saying a single word.
Origin
Karpathos Island
(found as part of decorative tapestries such as Karpathian style Stylomantila)
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