SOU•SOU Tenugui - Chigiri-e Kumo Urushi Morihata Binchotan charcoal is made

Morihata Binchotan charcoal is made through traditional methods from 100% ubame oak by artisans working in the birthplace of binchotan

filling the air with a spellbinding and potent aroma

Lightweight yet substantial

Its unusual white indigo glaze and elegant geometric profile - designed in collaboration with Keita Hanazawa

SOU•SOU Tenugui - Chigiri-e Kumo Urushi Morihata Binchotan charcoal is madeLend a pop of color to your daily life with the SOUSOU Tenugui, a type of textile woven from 100% cotton, cut by hand and expertly dyed. The SOUSOU collection from artist Karsuji Wakisaka was created to bring people together through colorful designs that call to mind traditional and contemporary Japanese prints. This style features a pattern of chigiri e (torn paper) clouds. Learn how to use tenugui towels to wrap bottles, lunches, and much more in