Tenugui (Dohyo-iri) kabuto and tail covered in abundant

and tail covered in abundant flame-like swirling hair

was introduced to Japan along with the spread of Buddhist art from the East

This charming frog seeks shelter under a leaf umbrella

The accompanying bamboo screen and frog are movable

and for wrapping lunch boxes

Tenugui (Dohyo-iri) kabuto and tail covered in abundantDescriptionDuring a sumo tournament, there is a ceremonial ritual performed before the matches begin, where the top ranked wrestlers, known as 'rikishi,' donned in lavish silk aprons called 'kesho mawashi,' gather in a circle on the sumo ring. This ceremony is called the 'dohyo iri.' The highest ranked sumo wrestler, the 'Yokozuna,' performs an additional, more elaborate solo dohyo iri, accompanied by two attendants, the 'tachimochi' (sword bearer)