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Look cool while you cook... sporting a tengui! These traditional towels have long been used as head wraps in Japan, often, it seems, in kitchens. They're functional and also beautiful, like the authentic tengui featured on the Wuhao website. Thanks to tea master Sebastian for the heads up!
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