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  • 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

    ¥4,600
    ¥4,600
    ¥5,700
  • The Jorah Luxe Bath Towel by Amy MacCready features a colorful floral pattern in orange, beige, and brown with green leaves and white accents on white. Made with ultra-absorbent Geoweave technology for superior performance.

    Jorah Luxe Bath Towel

    ¥4,600
    ¥4,600
    ¥5,700
  • The Studio Jeannot Inlay rug is rectangular and beige with a repeating abstract geometric pattern. Made with Geoweave technology for added durability, it has a textured look and is shown flat on a white background.

    Inlay Luxe Bath Towel

    ¥4,600
    ¥4,600
    ¥5,700
  • The Imprint rug by Studio Jeannot is a rectangular brown rug featuring an abstract, textured pattern of swirling lines on a white background, crafted with ultra-absorbent Geoweave technology for enhanced comfort.

    Imprint Luxe Bath Towel

    ¥4,600
    ¥4,600
    ¥5,700
  • The Garden Bloom Luxe Bath Towel by Hufton Studio features a floral design in soft pink, peach, and beige on a light background and is crafted with ultra-absorbent Geoweave technology.

    Garden Bloom Luxe Bath Towel

    ¥4,600
    ¥4,600
    ¥5,700
  • Fall Blossom by Kayla Ann is a rectangular fabric made from recycled materials with a beige background and a small, repeating floral pattern in red, green, and orange. Slightly uneven edges add unique charm to this decorative piece.

    Fall Blossom Luxe Bath Towel

    ¥4,600
    ¥4,600
    ¥5,700
  • The Crossover by Studio Jeannot is a rectangular beige textile featuring a grid of light brown and white lines with small square and rectangular accents. Made with Geoweave technology, it offers a soft, textured, and highly durable surface.

    Crossover Luxe Bath Towel

    ¥4,600
    ¥4,600
    ¥5,700
  • The Boho Stripe Luxe Bath Towel by Hufton Studio is a rectangular beige towel with thin tan and light brown stripes, featuring ultra-absorbent Geoweave fabric. It is shown flat on a white background with subtle texture and slight creases.

    Boho Stripe Luxe Bath Towel

    ¥4,600
    ¥4,600
    ¥5,700
  • The Thatcher napkin by Studio Jeannot is a neatly folded beige cloth napkin made from premium Geosuede, featuring a checkered pattern with horizontal and vertical brown stripes. Studio Jeannots Thatcher features beige geosuede with a geometric pattern of brown parallel lines forming diamond shapes—shown in close-up with soft shadows and a curved edge; perfect for an elegant dinner napkin set.

    Thatcher Dinner Napkin Set

    ¥4,000
    ¥4,000
    ¥5,000
  • The Sweet Boho dinner napkin set by Hufton Studio is displayed folded, featuring beige and white vertical stripes on top with hints of a brown and white pattern peeking out at the edges. Close-up of Sweet Boho by Hufton Studio: a white fabric with diagonal beige stripes and a neatly finished hem. This soft, lightweight material is part of our reusable dinner napkins—an eco-friendly choice for your table.

    Sweet Boho Dinner Napkin Set

    ¥4,000
    ¥4,000
    ¥5,000
  • The Striped Harvest blanket by Charlie Rowan Designs features Geosuede fabric with rust, navy blue, and white horizontal stripes, plus a reversible side with a rust and white checkered pattern. A close-up of Striped Harvest by Charlie Rowan Designs showcases soft Geosuede fabric with diagonal peach, pink, navy blue, and white stripes—neatly stitched edges make it perfect for eco-friendly dinner napkins.

    Striped Harvest Dinner Napkin Set

    ¥4,000
    ¥4,000
    ¥5,000
  • Claire Iglesias’s Rainbow Squiggles dinner napkins feature a colorful abstract pattern of overlapping curved lines in orange, blue, pink, green, and red on white—an eco-friendly addition to your table. A close-up of Claire Iglesias’ Rainbow Squiggles dinner napkins shows white Geosuede fabric with colorful, abstract intertwining bands and visible hem stitching. These eco-friendly napkins feature orange, pink, green, blue, and mustard hues.

    Rainbow Squiggles Dinner Napkin Set

    ¥4,000
    ¥4,000
    ¥5,000
  • The Imprint Dinner Napkin Set by Studio Jeannot features folded square napkins in Geosuede fabric with a brown base and black abstract maze-like lines, displayed on a white background. A close-up of the Imprint rug by Studio Jeannot, crafted from recycled materials in beige with dark brown abstract wavy lines, resembling wood grain or topographic patterns. The image highlights the rug’s corner against a white background.

    Imprint Dinner Napkin Set

    ¥4,000
    ¥4,000
    ¥5,000
  • Golden Fall Flowers by Danelys Sidron features a mustard yellow fabric with a brown leafy print; this eco-friendly napkin adds charm to your table and comes as part of a recycled dinner napkin set. A close-up of the Golden Fall Flowers napkin by Danelys Sidron, showcasing its mustard yellow botanical pattern with brown and cream flowers and leaves against a white background.

    Golden Fall Flowers Dinner Napkin Set

    ¥4,000
    ¥4,000
    ¥5,000
  • A stack of Fallen Oak Geosuede fabric by Katie OShea, featuring a delicate leaf, branch, and flower pattern in earthy pink, gold, and green tones on a dark background—crafted from post-consumer recycled materials. A close-up of Fallen Oak by Katie OShea: Geosuede fabric with a botanical print of illustrated oak leaves, seed pods, and small branches in tan, gold, and brown—crafted from post-consumer recycled materials.

    Fallen Oak Dinner Napkin Set

    ¥4,000
    ¥4,000
    ¥5,000
  • A gold fork rests on a folded GEOMETRY Fall Gingham reusable napkin, placed on a textured cream-colored tablecloth beside a white plate near the right edge. A GEOMETRY Fall Gingham folded reusable napkin with a brown and black checkered pattern rests on a light textured surface beside the edge of a plain white plate.

    Fall Gingham Dinner Napkin Set

    ¥4,000
    ¥4,000
    ¥5,000
  • The Fall Blossom dinner napkin by Kayla Ann is crafted from eco-friendly Geosuede using recycled materials. It features a white background with small red, orange, and yellow flowers with green stems in a repeating pattern. A close-up of Kayla Ann’s Fall Blossom fabric, showing a floral pattern with small red, yellow, and brown flowers with green stems and leaves on light beige Geosuede. The fabrics edge appears in the lower corner.

    Fall Blossom Dinner Napkin Set

    ¥4,000
    ¥4,000
    ¥5,000
  • Six Woodland Mushroom placemats by Kayla Ann, made from post-consumer recycled materials, feature a green mushroom pattern on beige. Rectangular and fanned out, they are displayed on a white background. The Woodland Mushroom mat by Kayla Ann is a beige rectangular rug with a repeating hand-drawn dark green mushroom pattern and circular accents, made from eco-friendly post-consumer recycled materials.

    Woodland Mushroom Not Paper Towel

    ¥2,000
    ¥2,000
    ¥2,500
  • Five Rainbow Cutouts placemats by Claire Iglesias—rectangular and made from post-consumer recycled materials—feature colorful patterns including stripes, shapes, dots, hands, and squiggles fanned out on a white background. Rainbow Cutouts by Claire Iglesias: four stacked sheets of patterned, post-consumer recycled paper with colorful abstract shapes—squiggles, checks, and geometric designs—in pink, blue, maroon, and orange.

    Rainbow Cutouts Not Paper Towel

    ¥2,000
    ¥2,000
    ¥2,500
  • The Mama Bear placemats by Elisabeth Wing are a set of six rectangular mats, each with colorful nature patterns—birds, trees, leaves, and animals on a light background—crafted from environmentally friendly materials. Mama Bear by Elisabeth Wing features a whimsical repeating pattern of bears, pine trees, mountains, rivers, and the sun on a light background. Printed on eco-friendly material, it adds playful woodland charm to any space.

    Mama Bear Not Paper Towel

    ¥2,000
    ¥2,000
    ¥2,500
  • Six Imprint rectangular brown placemats by Studio Jeannot, each with a black fingerprint-inspired swirl design, are stacked diagonally on a white background—elegant, reusable, and eco-friendly alternatives to paper towels. Studio Jeannots Imprint rug is a rectangular, brown design with abstract swirls and geometric shapes, echoing topographic contours—an eco-friendly, reusable décor alternative to disposables.

    Imprint Not Paper Towel

    ¥2,000
    ¥2,000
    ¥2,500
  • Harvest Season by Charlie Rowan Designs includes six reusable rectangular sheets, each with unique autumn patterns—mushrooms, flowers, plaid, stripes, and leaves—in earthy black, orange, green, and white. Stylish and eco-friendly. Harvest Season by Charlie Rowan Designs is a rectangular, reusable mat featuring a dark background with orange mushrooms, white flowers, and leafy stems—a stylish, eco-friendly swap for Not Paper Towels.

    Harvest Season Not Paper Towel

    ¥2,000
    ¥2,000
    ¥2,500
  • Five rectangular Gravenstein Apple placemats by Ash Cascade, beige with green botanical prints of leaves and fruit, are arranged in a staggered layout on a white background—an eco-friendly alternative to traditional placemats. A rectangular beige mat by Ash Cascade, the Gravenstein Apple features a repeating pattern of green outlined apples and leaves. Crafted from post-consumer recycled materials, it’s an eco-friendly alternative inspired by Not Paper Towels.

    Gravenstein Apple Not Paper Towel

    ¥2,000
    ¥2,000
    ¥2,500
  • Garden Bloom by Hufton Studio features five rectangular, eco-friendly papers made from recycled materials, showcasing pastel patterns—stripes, flowers, leaves, and botanicals—arranged in an overlapping fan shape. The Hufton Studio Garden Bloom is a rectangular beige mat made from eco-friendly post-consumer recycled materials, featuring horizontal rows of small gray and tan geometric patterns on a plain white background.

    Garden Bloom Not Paper Towel

    ¥2,000
    ¥2,000
    ¥2,500
  • Five Flower Pop placemats by Elisabeth Wing, featuring a dark maroon background with lavender and pink floral patterns—an eco-friendly addition to your table setting. The Flower Pop rug by Elisabeth Wing has a maroon base with pink and purple leaf motifs and small orange accents, crafted from post-consumer recycled materials for an eco-friendly touch.

    Flower Pop Not Paper Towel

    ¥2,000
    ¥2,000
    ¥2,500
  • Six reusable rectangular GEOMETRY Fall Gingham placemats, featuring a red and black buffalo plaid design, are fanned out on a white background. Eco-friendly and ideal as Not Paper Towels for your table. A close-up of GEOMETRY’s Fall Gingham reusable fabric, featuring a brown and black checkered pattern with small, dark “G” letters on each square—an eco-friendly alternative to paper towels.

    Fall Gingham Not Paper Towel

    ¥2,000
    ¥2,000
    ¥2,500
  • Six “Fall Forest” placemats by Elisabeth Wing, featuring a colorful floral and leaf pattern in brown, green, purple, and yellow, are arranged overlapping on white—an eco-friendly choice for your table. Elisabeth Wing’s Fall Forest is a rectangular fabric with a floral and botanical print in brown, green, gold, and purple on white. Made from recycled materials, it’s an eco-friendly alternative to Not Paper Towels.

    Fall Forest Not Paper Towel

    ¥2,000
    ¥2,000
    ¥2,500
  • Six Echinacea mats by Katie OShea, made with eco-friendly materials, feature dark blue backgrounds and a repeating brown and tan leaf pattern. They are arranged in a staggered diagonal layout on a white surface. The Echinacea rug by Katie OShea features a dark blue background adorned with a repeating pattern of beige and light brown leaves, inspired by botanical elements and eco-friendly design.

    Echinacea Not Paper Towel

    ¥2,000
    ¥2,000
    ¥2,500
  • Five rectangular placemats from Rebecca Bobkos Autumn Florals collection are arranged in a staggered stack, each with vibrant sunflower and floral patterns, offering an eco-friendly alternative to Not Paper Towels. Autumn Florals by Rebecca Bobko: a rectangular rug with dense red, yellow, pink, and orange flowers plus green leaves on a light background—an eco-friendly alternative to disposable décor. Not Paper Towels!.

    Autumn Florals Not Paper Towel

    ¥2,000
    ¥2,000
    ¥2,500
  • Six rectangular, reusable State Flowers cloth napkins by Julianne Haness, featuring colorful floral and botanical designs in orange, blue, pink, and green—an eco-friendly alternative to paper towels. The State Flowers reusable mat by Julianne Haness features white blossoms on light brown branches over blue and muted pink shapes with dotted textures—an eco-friendly alternative to Not Paper Towels.

    State Flowers Not Paper Towel

    ¥2,000
    ¥2,000
    ¥2,500
  • The Kayla Ann Zinnia Forever set includes three folded dishcloths made from recycled materials, featuring fall-themed patterns: orange, red, and white flowers; white gourds on brown; and orange, pink, and white geometric shapes. The Kayla Ann Zinnia Forever set includes three overlapping dishcloths made from recycled materials, featuring retro-inspired floral and leaf designs in brown, orange, red, and white.

    Zinnia Forever Dishcloth Set

    ¥1,900
    ¥1,900
    ¥2,400
  • Three reusable cloths from Kayla Anns Woodland Trail set are stacked and slightly overlapping, featuring nature-themed, super-absorbent dishcloths with green mushrooms, white rabbits with pumpkins, and red and yellow flowers on beige backgrounds. Close-up of Kayla Anns Woodland Trail Geoweave dishcloth set, featuring whimsical green, red, and orange botanical and mushroom prints on cream—stylish and super-absorbent for any kitchen.

    Woodland Trail Dishcloth Set

    ¥1,900
    ¥1,900
    ¥2,400
  • Four Poppy Power cloth napkins by Elisabeth Wing, made of soft geoweave fabric with a vibrant red-orange floral and green leaf pattern, are stacked in a slightly overlapping arrangement on a white background. Close-up of Elisabeth Wing’s Poppy Power Geoweave fabric, showcasing vibrant red poppies with green stems and leaves on white. The folded layers highlight its versatile use as a dishcloth or for other household needs.

    Poppy Power Dishcloth Set

    ¥1,900
    ¥1,900
    ¥2,400
  • The Harvest Season dish towel set by Charlie Rowan Designs includes three Geoweave towels: pink/white/blue stripes, blue with white mushrooms, and reddish with white florals and mushrooms. A close-up of three Harvest Season dishcloths by Charlie Rowan Designs, featuring Geoweave fabric and colorful patterns: pink/blue stripes, blue/orange florals, and orange/white flowers with leaves.

    Harvest Season Dishcloth Set

    ¥1,900
    ¥1,900
    ¥2,400
  • Three folded Gravenstein Apple cloth napkins by Ash Cascade, made from Geoweave fabric, feature a repeating hand-drawn apple and leaf pattern in green on a light beige background, arranged with slight overlap. A close-up of folded, textured Gravenstein Apple dishcloth by Ash Cascade, featuring a green leaf pattern on light beige recycled Geoweave fabric. The visible edges highlight the repeating design and soft, eco-friendly material.

    Gravenstein Apple Dishcloth Set

    ¥1,900
    ¥1,900
    ¥2,400
  • Three Garden Bloom dishcloths by Hufton Studio, made from Geoweave fabric, feature floral and geometric patterns in pink, white, and blue, and are arranged in a staggered stack. The Garden Bloom dishcloths by Hufton Studio feature three stacked cloths with pink, white, and green floral patterns. Each has a unique flower design, soft texture, and is made from recycled materials.

    Garden Bloom Dishcloth Set

    ¥1,900
    ¥1,900
    ¥2,400