Oshibori in History
Oshiboris, small scented towels, have become a timeless symbol of hospitality and respect in Japanese history. Originating in the Edo period, these towels were introduced by innkeepers and merchants to warmly welcome guests after long journeys or tiring days, embodying the era's emphasis on refinement and protocol.
Symbolism
Oshiboris, small towels offered by hosts, symbolize respect and gratitude towards guests, embodying the core values of hospitality. This gesture, rich in generosity and dedication, transforms a simple act into one of dignity and mutual respect. Today, oshiboris remain a cherished part of Japanese heritage, highlighting the beauty of simplicity and the power of thoughtful gestures in making a significant impact.
Oshibori Machine
This high-end solution allows you to produce custom oshiboris from Japanese Washi on demand, without plastic packaging, and economically. Committed to personalization, on-the-spot production, and a chemical-free, 100% hypoallergenic formula, it ensures a unique experience. Using freshly prepared oshibori towels can enhance your establishment's brand image by showcasing attention to detail and quality service.
Features and Specifications
By customizing the user experience, you directly address each customer's specific needs and preferences. This makes the experience more meaningful, fostering engagement and encouraging recommendations.
- Weight 40Lbs
- Productivity 200 Rolls
- Power 3,9 Kw
- Storage 84,5 Floz
- Ecological/Biodegradable Sugar Cane Paper
- Possibility to adjust the temperature
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