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  • The Snail Party rug by Kayla Ann is a rectangular green piece made from recycled materials, featuring neat rows and columns of white spiral patterns.

    Snail Party Tea Towel

    ¥2,900
    ¥2,900
  • The Geometry Greetings From Nevada tea towel features colorful Nevada symbols—cactus, lizard, playing cards, gems, mountains, and bold “Greetings from NEVADA The Silver State”—and adds quick-drying charm to any kitchen. The "Greetings From Nevada" tea towel by Geometry showcases vibrant cacti, pink dice, a red fish, a drive-in cafe, red mountains, stacked rocks, and plants on a white background.

    Greetings From Nevada Tea Towel

    ¥2,900
    ¥2,900
  • The Edwina tea towel by Amy MacCready is rectangular, made from recycled materials, and features a dark background with neatly arranged red, orange, pink, and white candy patterns in rows and columns. A close-up of the Edwina Tea Towel by Amy MacCready, crafted from recycled materials with colorful candy illustrations in orange, pink, red, and yellow, finished with a white waffle-patterned edge.

    Edwina Tea Towel

    ¥2,900
    ¥2,900
  • The Witchy Things blanket by Mandy Arroyo features a repeating Halloween pattern with potion bottles, spell books, black cats, cauldrons, stars, and candles—crafted from recycled materials with vivid orange accents on black. The Witchy Things tea towel by Mandy Arroyo features a Halloween-themed pattern with potion bottles, spell books, and more in gold and orange. This absorbent towel has a white textured lining for extra durability.

    Witchy Things Tea Towel

    ¥2,900
    ¥2,900
  • Three folded Romy Wares kitchen dishcloths by Amy MacCready, featuring a blue and gray utensil pattern with spoons, forks, and knives, are neatly stacked in an overlapping arrangement on a white background. A close-up of the Romy Wares Geoweave dishcloth by Amy MacCready, showcasing a textured white surface with abstract green and brown plant and leaf illustrations, curved edges, and visible stitched seams.

    Romy Wares Dishcloth Set

    ¥2,300
    ¥2,300
  • The Lemon Waves napkin set by Hufton Studio includes three Geoweave cloth napkins: two with yellow lemons, green leaves, and lemon slices on white, and one with blue and white zigzag stripes plus yellow waves. The Hufton Studio Lemon Waves dishcloth features a yellow and white wavy pattern on light blue Geoweave fabric, folded and displayed against a white background.

    Lemon Waves Dishcloth Set

    ¥2,300
    ¥2,300
  • The Blooms Tea Towel by Elana Gabrielle features a rectangular shape, muted reddish-brown background, beige and yellow floral pattern with white line details, and is made from recycled materials for an eco-friendly touch.

    Blooms Tea Towel

    ¥2,900
    ¥2,900
  • The Interlaced Petals tea towel by Marta Harvey features a repeating pattern of green, hand-drawn floral designs with intricate lines on a white background. A close-up of the Marta Harvey Interlaced Petals tea towel shows its green abstract floral pattern on white, with textured edges and an ultra-absorbent, waffle-like underside made from recycled materials.

    Interlaced Petals Tea Towel

    ¥2,900
    ¥2,900
  • Three Patchwork Picnic cloth napkins by Brittany Jepsen, made from Geoweave fabric, display a colorful geometric star and square design in red, green, blue, and orange on white. They’re arranged with slight overlap on a plain surface. The Patchwork Picnic dishcloth by Brittany Jepsen features colorful Geoweave fabric with a geometric quilt pattern in red, green, blue, pink, orange, and white. Its shown folded to reveal its soft, textured surface and layered edges.

    Patchwork Picnic Dishcloth Set

    ¥2,300
    ¥2,300
  • Six “Growth” rectangular cloths by GEOMETRY, featuring yellow pineapples and green leaves on white—an eco-friendly Not Paper Towels alternative arranged in a fanned-out stack for your kitchen. The GEOMETRY Growth mat features yellow and orange abstract flowers with green leaves on a light background with white circles, all crafted from eco-friendly materials.

    Growth Not Paper Towel

    ¥2,500
    ¥2,500
  • The Gilded Garden Bar Towel by Lisa Nelson features a floral pattern with pink, white, and orange flowers and green leaves on an olive background—your kitchen’s best friend.

    Gilded Garden Bar Towel

    ¥2,600
    ¥2,600
  • Suzzy and Margot by Ania Zwara Art: a set of six rectangular cloths with vibrant pink, yellow, orange, and blue floral patterns on a light background—an eco-friendly alternative to Not Paper Towels—arranged in a staggered overlap. A close-up of the Suzzy and Margot paper napkin by Ania Zwara Art, featuring an abstract floral pattern in pink, blue, green, and yellow on eco-friendly recycled material with textured swirl details.

    Suzzy and Margot Not Paper Towel

    ¥2,500
    ¥2,500
  • The Kaleidoscope Dream Tea Towel by Rebecca Woolbright features ultra-absorbent Geoweave fabric and a hand-painted, symmetrical pattern of blue and green botanical leaves with red accents on beige.

    Kaleidoscope Dream Tea Towel

    ¥2,900
    ¥2,900
  • The Forage tea towel by Amberleigh Adoff features a beige textured surface adorned with abstract brown, green, and blue botanical shapes, inspired by leaves and stems, arranged evenly across the fabric.

    Forage Tea Towel

    ¥2,900
    ¥2,900
  • Breakfast at Grannys by Claire Iglesias is a kitchen tea towel featuring white semi-circular geometric patterns on a light green background. Made from ultra-absorbent, recycled fabric, it has a slightly wrinkled appearance. A close-up of Claire Iglesias Breakfast at Grannys tea towel, showcasing a green and white geometric pattern, soft waffle-like texture, recycled materials, and neatly finished edges.

    Breakfast at Granny's Tea Towel

    ¥2,900
    ¥2,900
  • Six folded GEOMETRY Soft Summer Sun blue reusable paper towels with yellow polka dots are arranged in a neat, overlapping row on a white marble surface with soft shadows. Several sheets of GEOMETRY's Soft Summer Sun eco-friendly, light blue paper towels—decorated with yellow suns and a subtle “G” emboss—are arranged in a staggered, overlapping layout on a light background.

    Soft Summer Sun Not Paper Towel

    ¥2,500
    ¥2,500
  • The “Rainforest” bar towel by Ceyda Alasar features illustrated jungle animals, vibrant greenery, and scenic mountains. Made from recycled materials. The Rainforest bar towel by Ceyda Alasar features vibrant parrots and green foliage, crafted from recycled materials. It hangs from a black hook against a white background.

    Rainforest Bar Towel

    ¥2,600
    ¥2,600
  • The Wildflowers Bouquet Tea Towel by Claire Iglesias features a dense floral pattern in white, red, yellow, pink, and blue on dark blue Geoweave™ fabric for superior absorbency. A close-up of Claire Iglesias’ Wildflowers Bouquet tea towel shows a bold, colorful floral pattern on black with red, blue, yellow, white, and pink blooms. The folded edge reveals the soft Geoweave™ fabric underside.

    Wildflowers Bouquet Tea Towel

    ¥2,900
    ¥2,900
  • Cherry On Top by Elena Fay: A white tea towel with a repeating pattern of watercolor red cherries and blue blueberries on soft, absorbent Geoweave™ fabric.

    Cherry On Top Tea Towel

    ¥2,900
    ¥2,900
  • Three Halloween Black Pumpkins orange cloth napkins by Hufton Studio, made from recycled materials, display a repeating pattern of black pumpkins with white stems and are shown stacked and overlapping on a white background. The Hufton Studio Halloween Black Pumpkins dishtowel set features stacked orange fabric with black pumpkin and white stem patterns—super-absorbent, festive, and practical for your kitchen.

    Halloween Black Pumpkins Dishcloth Set

    ¥2,300
    ¥2,300
  • Three GEOMETRY Mom Mantra Swedish dishcloths, made from recycled materials, rest on marble; two showcase ribbon and medal patterns, while one is light blue with white text—an eco-friendly, super-absorbent kitchen set. The GEOMETRY "Mom Mantra" dishtowel, blue and white with inspirational words, sits on marble with other recycled cloths featuring award ribbons and positive phrases.

    Mom Mantra Dishcloth Set

    ¥2,300
    ¥2,300
  • The Claire Iglesias Wonky Stripes Bar Towel features a geometric pattern of vibrant orange, red, green, blue, and white stripes on a plain background, crafted from recycled materials.

    Wonky Stripes Bar Towel

    ¥2,600
    ¥2,600
  • 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

    ¥2,500
    ¥2,500
  • The Mindfulnice Stars And Stripes Dinner Napkin Set includes six napkins made from recycled materials: three with blue and white stars, and three with red and white stripes, inspired by the American flag. A close-up of Mindfulnices Stars And Stripes fabric shows blue geosuede with white stars layered over red and white stripes, echoing the American flag design.

    Stars And Stripes Dinner Napkin Set

    ¥4,900
    ¥4,900
  • The Buy Guides Get In Line - Chocolate Tea Towel, featuring narrow vertical black and white stripes on Geoweave™ fabric, is displayed flat with visible folds and creases against a plain light background.

    Get In Line - Chocolate Tea Towel

    ¥2,900
    ¥2,900
  • The Boo Burst kitchen towel by Charlie Rowan Designs features vibrant comic-style BOO! text in orange, green, purple, and blue speech bubbles with black stars on white. Made from recycled materials for an eco-friendly touch.

    Boo Burst Tea Towel

    ¥2,900
    ¥2,900
  • The GEOMETRY Dotted Dunes towel, featuring ultra-absorbent fabric with subtle blue vertical lines on white, hangs on a thin string against a beige backdrop—an eco-friendly and stylish choice for any bar. Close-up of GEOMETRY’s Dotted Dunes: white textured fabric featuring evenly spaced turquoise vertical dotted lines—a minimal, simple design perfect for ultra-absorbent towels made from recycled materials.

    Dotted Dunes Bar Towel

    ¥2,600
    ¥2,600
  • Fall Geometry by Marina Solodka is a beige tea towel with an abstract mix of black, white, brown, and peach shapes. Made from soft, durable geoweave fabric for lasting style.

    Fall Geometry Tea Towel

    ¥2,900
    ¥2,900
  • The “Soul Happy” tea towel by Quotes by Christie features multiple yellow smiley faces and a large one at the bottom, made from soft Geoweave™ fabric. SOUL HAPPY is printed below the large face, with DO MORE OF WHAT MAKES YOUR above it.

    Soul Happy Tea Towel

    ¥2,900
    ¥2,900
  • The Elisabeth Wing Delicate Floral blanket features a white textured Geoweave™ fabric with a repeating pattern of colorful flowers and green stems, shown slightly wrinkled on a plain white background.

    Delicate Floral Tea Towel

    ¥2,900
    ¥2,900
  • Three square Moxie Mauve dishcloths by Lisa Nelson with a floral pattern of green leaves and pink, orange, and yellow flowers, crafted from recycled materials, are arranged overlapping on a white background. Close-up of Lisa Nelsons Moxie Mauve Geoweave dishcloth, featuring a colorful abstract floral pattern in green, pink, red, orange, and white on textured fabric, with the edge of the material shown against a white background.

    Moxie Mauve Dishcloth Set

    ¥2,300
    ¥2,300
  • Three Candy Rush reusable dishcloths by Rebecca Bobko, made from eco-friendly Geoweave fabric, each with a vibrant terrazzo pattern: pink on top, black in the middle, and light blue on bottom. The Rebecca Bobko Candy Rush set includes three eco-friendly Geoweave dishcloths in black, pink, and teal, each featuring vibrant patterns of candy corn, polka dots, and striped candies.

    Candy Rush Dishcloth Set

    ¥2,300
    ¥2,300
  • The GEOMETRY Skulls set includes six rectangular mats with a repeating white skull and diamond pattern on black, made from eco-friendly post-consumer recycled materials. Mats are stacked in a staggered, overlapping arrangement. The GEOMETRY Skulls Not Paper Towels feature a repeating pattern of realistic human skulls and white stars on black, printed on towels made from post-consumer recycled materials.

    Skulls Not Paper Towel

    ¥2,500
    ¥2,500
  • The Danelys Sidron Pinecone Patch is a rectangular, ultra-absorbent towel featuring beige oak leaves and acorns on a dark brown background, shown flat with some wrinkles visible. A close-up of Danelys Sidrons Pinecone Patch shows fabric with green oak leaves and pale blue acorns on a dark background. Slightly wrinkled, the ultra-absorbent towel highlights its soft, textured appearance.

    Pinecone Patch Bar Towel

    ¥2,600
    ¥2,600
  • A fork rests on the GEOMETRY Zebra reusable cloth napkin beside a white plate atop a gray, speckled surface. The GEOMETRY Zebra reusable cloth napkin with a black and white zebra print is folded on a light gray speckled surface beside a white plate.

    Zebra Dinner Napkin Set

    ¥4,900
    ¥4,900
  • The Kayla Ann Zinnia Forever bar towel features a retro floral pattern with bold orange, cream, mustard yellow, and purple flowers on mauve, made from recycled materials.

    Zinnia Forever Bar Towel

    ¥2,600
    ¥2,600