Handkerchief Towel／Kannon Bosatsu

A small hand towel that will fit any small bag or pocket.
Embroidery on Imabari towel. A quality brand name that is highly regarded worldwide.

Kannon Bosatsu is revered in Buddhism as a symbol of compassion and salvation. It is said that the bosatsu can transform into 33 different forms, with the most commonly recognized being the depiction holding a lotus flower. Kannon is respected as one of the most compassionate bodhisattvas in Buddhism, as she empathizes with suffering and hardship, helping sentient beings in their time of need.

Collaborating Artist
Yozan Miura is a world-renowned contemporary Buddhist sculptor from Kyoto, known for his innovative "Drone Buddha" depiction of Amida and the twenty-five floating Bosatsu, bringing Buddhist teachings to modern life.

■Product

Size / 22cmｘ22cm

Material / 100% Cotton

Made in Japan

■Attention

Wash separately, due to friction color may discolored or transfer in the first couple of washes. Please avoid washing or leaving it wet.