[oruta] Longevity Celebration Gift: 70th Birthday, Imabari Towel, Certified, Crane and Turtle Embroidered, Made in Japan, Celebration Gift, Souvenir,

A special gift to celebrate a healthy, long life. Why not give a wonderful, memorable keepsake? As the saying goes, "cranes live for a thousand years, turtles live for ten thousand years," cranes and turtles are symbols of longevity. A high-quality Imabari towel embroidered with cranes and turtles makes a perfect gift for auspicious occasions. Perfect for birthdays, Respect for the Aged Day, or any other celebration, these towels are a wonderful way to express gratitude. Not only can they be used daily, but they can also be displayed as keepsakes in their original gift wrapping.

[A special gift for a longevity celebration] A special gift to celebrate a healthy, long life. A high-quality Imabari towel embroidered with cranes and turtles makes a wonderful gift for auspicious occasions.

[A simple design suitable for all ages and genders] This simple design makes a great gift for celebrations. It also makes a great handout at events at nursing homes and other facilities.

[Includes Imabari Certification Tag] Only towels that meet Imabari's unique quality standards can bear the "Imabari Towel Brand Certification," ensuring their quality. This face towel comes with the Imabari Towel Brand Product Certification Mark, a mark of high quality. [Wrapping ready to display] For those who feel embarrassed to wear a traditional chanchanko (traditional Japanese kimono) even for special occasions, why not give a practical towel as a gift? A towel that can be used every day is a classic gift that grandparents will also appreciate. The gift box with its gold ribbon can be enjoyed as a display. [All made in Japan] Everything from fabric production to embroidery and wrapping is done in Japan. The soft texture and high-quality embroidery are the hallmarks of Made in Japan quality. Material: 100% cotton; Size: Approx. 34cm x 84cm; Weight: Approx. 85g (per towel); Country of Origin: Japan (Imabari)