Tenugui (Edo-Kiriko) crane From the late 19th century

From the late 19th century to the early 20th century

This Modern-girl series creates a colorful styling with its full splash pattern

Includes: Male and female dolls

Simply sandwich the top and bottom of the tenugui between the rods to easily create a beautiful tapestry

the sister of the protagonist Tanjiro Kamado (竈門炭治郎)

Tenugui (Edo-Kiriko) crane From the late 19th centuryDescription Edo Kiriko is a traditional Japanese glass craft that originated in 1834 when Kyubei Kagaya, a glass merchant in Odenmacho, began engraving designs onto the surface of glass. The technique was further refined in the early Meiji period with the guidance of Englishman Hope Taylor, who introduced advanced cutting techniques. Edo Kiriko involves intricate cuts on transparent glass, creating beautiful light reflections and unique brilliance. It