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  • The Garden of Light by Danelys Sidron is a square fabric with a black background and a repeating pattern of colorful yellow, pink, and blue flowers with green leaves, made from highly absorbent post-consumer recycled materials. A close-up of Danelys Sidron’s Garden of Light fabric, folded against a black background, displays its colorful floral pattern—yellow, pink, and blue flowers with green leaves. The visible edge highlights its absorbency—ideal for Dog Towels.

    Garden of Light Dog Towel

    ¥3,200
    ¥3,200
  • The “Here Comes The Sun” set from Aubrey Fairchild features three Geoweave kitchen towels: orange slice print, yellow and white stripes, and small yellow suns, all beautifully arranged on a white background. The Here Comes The Sun dishcloth by Aubrey Fairchild features a white textured Geoweave fabric with a repeating orange and yellow citrus slice pattern, offering super-absorbency, style, and functionality.

    Here Comes The Sun Dishcloth Set

    ¥2,400
    ¥2,400
  • The Trey Jolley "Coral Glow" is a blue, quick-drying tea towel made from recycled materials, featuring a surprised red fish illustration, shown hanging on a clothesline against a neutral background. A close-up of the Trey Jolley "Coral Glow" tea towel, made from recycled materials, shows a red-orange fish with a large eye and detailed fins on a textured blue background. The fabric appears slightly wrinkled.

    Coral Glow Tea Towel

    ¥3,100
    ¥3,100
  • The Ophidia tea towel by Maayan Alper-Swan features colorful, stylized snakes in pink, purple, and blue with dotted accents. This light blue, rectangular towel is made from ultra-absorbent post-consumer recycled materials. A close-up of the Ophidia tea towel by Maayan Alper-Swan, showing its soft, blue fabric with a vibrant pink and purple snake pattern, geometric motifs, and floral shapes. Made from ultra-absorbent post-consumer recycled materials.

    Ophidia Tea Towel

    ¥3,100
    ¥3,100
  • Fall Checkers by Claire Iglesias features vibrant square tiles in purple, pink, red, orange, teal, and blue stepped diagonals on white—ideal for reusable, eco-friendly Not Paper Towels. A close-up of Claire Iglesias’ Fall Checkers reusable fabric, showcasing its multicolored checkered pattern with embossed G motifs in pink, purple, blue, green, and red. The eco-conscious material’s unique texture is highlighted at an angle.

    Fall Checkers Not Paper Towel

    ¥2,600
    ¥2,600
  • Lisa Nelson’s Modern Floral set includes six reusable rectangular placemats with an orange floral and green leaf pattern on light pink—a stylish, eco-friendly alternative to paper towels. The Lisa Nelson Modern Floral is a reusable rectangular fabric with large orange flowers, green leaves, and pale pink accents on white—an eco-friendly alternative to paper towels.

    Modern Floral Not Paper Towel

    ¥2,600
    ¥2,600
  • The Lumina kitchen towel by Jessica Swift is a dark green, rectangular towel with orange, yellow, blue, and white dots, crescent moons, and textured circles. Made with recycled materials; fabric has slight wrinkles. Photographed on a white background.

    Lumina Tea Towel

    ¥3,100
    ¥3,100
  • A person stands on a wooden floor, holding up the GEOMETRY Dizzy Lilac towel—made from recycled materials with a pastel purple and white wavy design. Only their hands and sandaled feet are seen behind the towel. Abstract image with wavy, flowing lines in light lavender and off-white creates a soft zebra-like pattern, evoking the smooth design of GEOMETRY’s Dizzy Lilac Micro-loop Beach Towel. Gentle curves blend seamlessly across the surface.

    Dizzy Lilac Beach Towel

    ¥6,800
    ¥6,800
  • The Towering Twigs tea towel by Twig + Spark is a rectangular, soft-textured orange towel featuring a subtle white tree branch pattern, crafted from Geoweave™ fabric and shown flat on a white background.

    Towering Twigs Tea Towel

    ¥3,100
    ¥3,100
  • A round, light brown ceramic plate sits centered on the Geometry Hazel Gingham Placemat atop a cream-colored tablecloth. The Hazel Gingham napkin by Geometry, featuring a beige and white checkered design like our recycled placemats, is neatly displayed on a light, textured surface.

    Hazel Gingham Placemat

    ¥8,100 - ¥14,800
    ¥8,100 - ¥14,800
  • The Blush Florals towel by Elena Fay features pink and orange peonies with green leaves in a scattered watercolor style, crafted from ultra-absorbent Geoweave fabric for quick drying and maximum efficiency.

    Blush Florals Tea Towel

    ¥3,100
    ¥3,100
  • The Mud Cloth Natural Dinner Napkin Set by Hufton Studio features a brown and white geometric pattern with lines, triangles, and squares on soft, eco-friendly Geosuede fabric. A close-up of Mud Cloth Natural by Hufton Studio shows white Geosuede fabric with a brown geometric pattern of diamonds and arrows, highlighted by gentle folds and shadows.

    Mud Cloth Natural Dinner Napkin Set

    ¥5,100
    ¥5,100
  • The “Golden Hour in the Rockies” bar towel by Kelly Peters showcases an abstract mountain landscape in pastel blue, pink, purple, and orange on textured white, made from recycled materials. The Golden Hour in the Rockies bar towel by Kelly Peters features textured Geoweave fabric with a pastel watercolor design in blue, pink, and purple, and hangs from a black loop against a white background.

    Golden Hour in the Rockies Bar Towel

    ¥2,700
    ¥2,700
  • Rosa Kichline’s Witches Brew set includes three black cloth napkins made from super-absorbent Geoweave fabric, each featuring white Halloween-themed prints like skeletons, pumpkins, ghosts, bats, witch hats, and more. Witches Brew by Rosa Kichline features layered black Geoweave dishcloths with white Halloween designs—bats, spiderwebs, pumpkins, bones, and eyeballs—super-absorbent and stylish for any spooky kitchen.

    Witches Brew Dishcloth Set

    ¥2,400
    ¥2,400
  • The Spring Festival bar towel by Ceyda Alasar is made from recycled materials and features lively illustrations of people dancing, playing music, and relaxing in a vibrant green park.

    Spring Festival Bar Towel

    ¥2,700
    ¥2,700
  • The Over the River towel by Mindfulnice is a quick-drying, rectangular towel with a retro geometric light blue and white pattern on textured fabric. Shown laid flat with slight wrinkles.

    Over the River Tea Towel

    ¥3,100
    ¥3,100
  • Three "Greetings From Wisconsin" napkins by Geometry feature colorful state-themed illustrations and the word WISCONSIN, with flowers, birds, and symbols on recycled materials, displayed on a white marble surface. Geometry’s “Greetings From Wisconsin” dishcloth set showcases state symbols—badger, deer, robin, fish, cheese, cranberries, violets—on colorful, super-absorbent dishtowels made from recycled materials.

    Greetings From Wisconsin Dishcloth Set

    ¥2,400
    ¥2,400
  • The Geometry Rainfield tea towel in textured blue hangs from a string against a plain background, with a ceramic bowl of three bread rolls placed below on the right. Close-up of Geometrys Rainfield, a blue absorbent kitchen towel crafted from recycled materials, with a subtle textured pattern and gathered seam near the top for soft folds and shadows.

    Rainfield Tea Towel

    ¥3,100
    ¥3,100
  • The Geometry Rustle recycled kitchen towel features a brown and tan leaf pattern, hanging on a string with two clothespins against a warm brown background. The Geometry Rustle towel features a close-up of textured fabric with overlapping leafy patterns in brown and maroon, highlighting its ultra-absorbent quality—perfect for everyday use.

    Rustle Bar Towel

    ¥2,700
    ¥2,700
  • The Dungeness Days tea towel by Jenny Keller features a beige backdrop with a repeating dark gray crab pattern. Made from quick-drying, recycled materials for eco-friendly convenience. Shown flat with slight wrinkles on a white background.

    Dungeness Days Tea Towel

    ¥3,100
    ¥3,100
  • The Geometry Serve fitness towel features a black background with a repeating yellow tennis ball pattern and is made from ultra-absorbent recycled materials.

    Serve Fitness Towel

    ¥3,400
    ¥3,400
  • The GEOMETRY Boundless Blue is a rectangular recycled yoga towel featuring abstract watercolor splashes and soft blue brushstrokes on a light background. The GEOMETRY Boundless Blue yoga towel, showcasing an abstract blue watercolor pattern in various shades, hangs from a hook against a plain white background.

    Boundless Blue Yoga Towel

    ¥8,600
    ¥8,600
  • The GEOMETRY Diedre recycled yoga towel is rectangular and features a tropical leaf pattern in green, pink, and white with abstract accents on a light background. The GEOMETRY Diedre is a recycled hanging yoga towel featuring a tropical leaf pattern in green, black, and soft pink, shown against a plain white background.

    Diedre Yoga Towel

    ¥8,600
    ¥8,600
  • Add holiday cheer to your bar with the Naughty Club towel by Daria Solak, featuring festive eggnog art and seasonal accents in bright hues—all printed on ultra-absorbent Geoweave fabric.

    Naughty Club Bar Towel

    ¥2,700
    ¥2,700
  • The Skye Walker Whale Micro-loop Beach Towel features a rectangular shape and an abstract, symmetrical design in soft green, grey, and white tones. Made from post-consumer recycled materials, it is shown laid flat on a white background. The Skye Walker Whale Micro-loop Beach Towel is rectangular, dark grey with a subtle texture and light creasing. Made from quick-drying, post-consumer recycled materials for eco-friendly comfort, shown flat on a white background.

    Whale Beach Towel

    ¥6,800
    ¥6,800
  • Three Cardinal Canopy napkins by Sarah Daugherty, made from recycled materials with a red design featuring white leaves and birds, are neatly stacked with overlapping edges on a white background. The Cardinal Canopy by Sarah Daugherty is a red handkerchief made from recycled materials, featuring a repeating pattern of white leaves and white birds with black crests.

    Cardinal Canopy Dishcloth Set

    ¥2,400
    ¥2,400
  • The Lagoon pocket square by Geometry features a blue and gold repeating circular geometric pattern, neatly folded and displayed on a white background. The Lagoon dinner napkin by Geometry is a blue fabric square with interlocking gold hexagons, shown flat with subtle folds and shadows. This absorbent cloth napkin is part of an elegant dining set.

    Lagoon Dinner Napkin Set

    ¥5,100
    ¥5,100
  • A vibrant, abstract otter illustration with geometric shapes, plants, stars, and bold red, yellow, black, and pink patterns on blue—perfect for the Ariranha tea towel by Camila Leão crafted from recycled materials. A close-up of the Ariranha tea towel by Camila Leão, featuring colorful abstract shapes and black lines in blue, pink, red, turquoise, and white on textured terry cloth made from recycled materials with stitched edges.

    Ariranha Tea Towel

    ¥3,100
    ¥3,100
  • Five red North Star napkins by Roxy Marj, made from recycled materials, feature white holiday-themed trees, stars, and snowflakes. They are neatly stacked and slightly overlapping on a white background. The North Star dinner napkin by Roxy Marj features red Geosuede fabric with white stars and zigzag patterns, slightly wrinkled, viewed from an angle.

    North Star Dinner Napkin Set

    ¥5,100
    ¥5,100
  • The “Palm Beach” fitness towel by Masha Volnova features a vibrant abstract floral pattern with pink and blue flowers and green leaves. Crafted from ultra-absorbent recycled materials for both style and sustainability. A close-up of the Palm Beach fitness towel by Masha Volnova, featuring a colorful abstract pattern with blue, pink, yellow, and black shapes on ultra-absorbent recycled fabric. The folded edge reveals textured stitching underneath.

    Palm Beach Fitness Towel

    ¥3,400
    ¥3,400
  • The Cross Hatch Luxe Bath Towel by Rosa Kichline features a cream base with black plus-sign patterns and a slightly wrinkled appearance, crafted using advanced Geoweave technology. A close-up of Rosa Kichline’s Cross Hatch towel shows its ultra-absorbent Geoweave fabric and raised corner, featuring a repeating black geometric pattern of interlocking lines on a light background.

    Cross Hatch Luxe Bath Towel

    ¥5,800
    ¥5,800
  • The Hera Tea Towel by Amy MacCready features navy blue Geoweave™ fabric with a geometric pattern of tan, symmetrical, wavy lines. The slightly wrinkled towel is shown flat on a white background. A close-up of the Hera tea towel by Amy MacCready, featuring dark blue Geoweave™ fabric with gold geometric lines and a corner folded to reveal a white, waffle-textured underside.

    Hera Tea Towel

    ¥3,100
    ¥3,100
  • The Spring Flowers by Kayla Ann is a white Geoweave cloth with colorful, cursive names of flowers—daffodil, crocus, lily of the valley, and snowdrop—repeated in horizontal lines.

    Spring Flowers Tea Towel

    ¥3,100
    ¥3,100
  • The Holiday Patchwork by Laura Supnik features a rectangular quilt with a red, pink, purple, and green checkerboard on white, crafted from recycled materials.

    Holiday Patchwork Bar Towel

    ¥2,700
    ¥2,700
  • The Studio Jeannot Tessera Luxe Bath Towel features a geometric pattern of black squares and diagonal beige lines on white, crafted with Geoweave technology for ultra-absorbency.

    Tessera Luxe Bath Towel

    ¥5,800
    ¥5,800
  • The Toboggan Avenue Vintage towel is ultra-absorbent and white, featuring abstract brown, beige, and dark green floral patterns in vertical rows with subtle textured lines for added style.

    Vintage Tea Towel

    ¥3,100
    ¥3,100