Description
In recent years, traditional public bathhouses, known as 'Sento,' have become less common in Japanese towns. A quintessential feature of these nostalgic sento was a large painting of Mount Fuji on the wall. Japanese people have a deep affection for Mount Fuji, so the idea of leisurely soaking in a spacious bath while gazing at Mount Fuji has a special appeal. Additionally, there's a fondly remembered tradition of enjoying a cold coffee milk after a warm bath, a simple pleasure that recalls the warmth and relaxation of the sento experience.

By simply inserting this rod into the top and bottom of a tenugui, you can easily create a tapestry.