Tenugui (Megumi-no-Kenka) amayadori Traditionally planted to celebrate the

Traditionally planted to celebrate the birth of a daughter and used to craft her wedding chest years later

This design features a cheerful coral color

She is blowing it to make a “popping” sound

the Mid-Autumn Festival falls on September 17th

Tenugui (Megumi-no-Kenka) amayadori Traditionally planted to celebrate theDescription Titled 'Megumi no Kenka', this tenugui depicts a dramatic and spirited scene from Edo period historythe famous brawl between the Megumi fire brigade and sumo wrestlers, known as the 'Megumi Riot.' This event, recorded in 1805, has since been immortalized in kabuki plays and woodblock prints, symbolizing the fiery pride and passionate spirit of Edo's working class heroes. Bold, energetic, and full of storytelling charm, this design brings