Kenema Tenugui Setsubun Demon Japanese Traditional Hand Dyed Cloth healthy snack Rub your hands together and

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Kenema Tenugui Setsubun Demon Japanese Traditional Hand Dyed Cloth healthy snack Rub your hands together andThe Kenema Tenugui Setsubun Demon is a traditional Japanese hand dyed cloth that features designs inspired by the Setsubun festival. Setsubun marks the transition from winter to spring and involves rituals aimed at driving away evil spirits (oni) to bring in good fortune. The design on this Tenugui likely depicts elements associated with this celebration, such as oni (demon) imagery and the symbolic act of bean throwing used to expel the demons.