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  • The Halloween Hauntings napkins by Aubrey Fairchild are dark blue, super-absorbent, and made from recycled materials, featuring white celestial designs like moons and stars stacked on a white background. Aubrey Fairchild’s Halloween Hauntings dishcloths feature dark fabric and hand-drawn snakes, skulls, stars, and celestial designs on zigzag edges—crafted from recycled materials for a uniquely eco-friendly touch.

    Halloween Hauntings Dishcloth Set

    ¥2,300
    ¥2,300
  • The Orchard in Bloom tea towel from Ania Zwara Art features a white textured surface with evenly spaced stylized floral designs in pink, green, and gray. Made from ultra-absorbent recycled materials for eco-friendly use.

    Orchard in Bloom Tea Towel

    ¥3,000
    ¥3,000
  • The Sissy Moon Moon Rock tea towel is a rectangular green Geoweave fabric with white dotted abstract clusters and curved lines. Its ultra-absorbent, modern design is shown laid flat on a white background.

    Moon Rock Tea Towel

    ¥3,000
    ¥3,000
  • Four Kayla Ann Spring Bounty rectangular placemats, featuring floral and geometric designs in yellow, green, and white, are stacked with the top two in yellow and the bottom two in green. They resemble reusable kitchen towels. Spring Bounty by Kayla Ann features yellow paper with a white floral pattern of small flowers and green stems, arranged diagonally—ideal for eco-friendly paper towels or recycled cleaning cloths.

    Spring Bounty Not Paper Towel

    ¥2,500
    ¥2,500
  • Three Sunspread kitchen towels from GEOMETRY, featuring a yellow and white checkered Geoweave fabric, are partially overlapping each other on a white background. The GEOMETRY Sunspread napkin, featuring a yellow and white checkered design and made from recycled materials, is shown folded on a plain white background.

    Sunspread Dishcloth Set

    ¥2,300
    ¥2,300
  • The Booos Bar Towel by Kayla Ann is a rectangular black towel made from recycled materials, decorated with playful white handwritten-style Halloween phrases like BOO!, BEWARE, trick or treat, and monster mash.

    Booos Bar Towel

    ¥2,600
    ¥2,600
  • A silver fork rests on a folded GEOMETRY "Peaches" napkin, set beside white scalloped plates atop a white marble surface. The GEOMETRY Peaches recycled dinner napkin, featuring a peach and leaf pattern, is folded on a marble surface beside two stacked white scalloped plates.

    Peaches Dinner Napkin Set

    ¥4,900
    ¥4,900
  • The Playground Tea Towel by Beetle Ink Co. is beige, made from recycled materials, and showcases abstract shapes in green, blue, brown, black, and lavender with a playful modern design and soft texture.

    Playground Tea Towel

    ¥3,000
    ¥3,000
  • The Waves tea towel by Skye Walker is crafted from recycled materials and features a mirrored desert scene with cacti, rocks, and swirling lines in beige, brown, and orange for an abstract, symmetrical look.

    Waves Tea Towel

    ¥3,000
    ¥3,000
  • 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

    ¥2,500
    ¥2,500
  • The Pastel Petal bar towel by Rebecca Bobko features pink, yellow, red, green, and purple polka dots on a white background. Made from eco-friendly Geoweave fabric.

    Pastel Petal Bar Towel

    ¥2,600
    ¥2,600
  • The Breezeway tea towel by Jessica Swift features a repeating pattern of small white semi-circular shapes on green, made with ultra-absorbent Geoweave fabric. The towel is shown flat with slight wrinkles visible. Close-up of textured green Breezeway Geoweave fabric by Jessica Swift, with white crescent shapes and a folded corner showing both the patterned front and white underside of this ultra-absorbent tea towel.

    Breezeway Tea Towel

    ¥3,000
    ¥3,000
  • The Fall Deco Dame tea towel by Cole Strem features a beige geometric pattern with repeated illustrations of a woman amid autumn leaves, crafted from ultra-absorbent Geoweave fabric. A close-up of Cole Strems Fall Deco Dame tea towel, showing its textured Geoweave fabric with an artistic pattern of stylized womens faces, black and white geometric lines, and red, yellow, and orange maple leaves.

    Fall Deco Dame Tea Towel

    ¥3,000
    ¥3,000
  • The Coit Creative Horses blanket is dark gray, made from recycled materials, and showcases a repeating pattern of stylized brown horses in various directions.

    Horses Tea Towel

    ¥3,000
    ¥3,000
  • The Fields tea towel by Amita Nair features an intricate orange and beige geometric pattern on a dark background, with horizontal rows of diamonds and zigzags.

    Fields Tea Towel

    ¥3,000
    ¥3,000
  • The Happy Hemera Pink Illusion is a rectangular bar towel made from recycled materials, with a light purple top, blue stripe, and white lower section with orange semicircles. A close-up of the Happy Hemera Pink Illusion Geoweave bar towel, showcasing soft fabric with a bold pink semicircle pattern on white and matching pink stitching along the edge.

    Pink Illusion Bar Towel

    ¥2,600
    ¥2,600
  • The Kayla Ann Earth Day Checkers Kitchen Tea Towel showcases pink, orange, blue, and green checks with peace signs, hearts, globes, and handprints—crafted from recycled materials. A close-up of Kayla Anns Earth Day Checkers tea towel, ultra-absorbent and made from recycled materials, with a textured white surface and a colorful checkered pattern of hearts, peace signs, and Earth symbols.

    Earth Day Checkers Tea Towel

    ¥3,000
    ¥3,000
  • The Pascale Dilger Forget Me Not Floral tea towel is made from Geoweave fabric and features light blue flowers with yellow centers and green stems on a pale background. The fabric appears slightly wrinkled and laid flat. A close-up of Pascale Dilgers Forget Me Not Floral tea towel, showcasing its blue and yellow floral design on a light background, textured Geoweave fabric, and neatly stitched light blue edges.

    Forget Me Not Floral Tea Towel

    ¥3,000
    ¥3,000
  • Six Apple Grove sheets by Brittany Jepsen, each featuring a repeating red apple with green leaves design, are displayed in a staggered overlap on white. Made from post-consumer recycled materials for an eco-friendly option. Apple Grove by Brittany Jepsen is a white sheet featuring a red apple and green leaf pattern, made with eco-friendly materials. It includes a subtle embossed “G” design.

    Apple Grove Not Paper Towel

    ¥2,500
    ¥2,500
  • Three folded Happy Plaid napkins by Claire Iglesias, made from Geoweave fabric, display a colorful grid of purple, orange, green, blue, pink, and cream lines on black, arranged diagonally on a white surface. A close-up of the Claire Iglesias Happy Plaid Geoweave dishcloth, showcasing its colorful geometric plaid pattern with purple, green, orange, cream, and black lines.

    Happy Plaid Dishcloth Set

    ¥2,300
    ¥2,300
  • A stack of folded Danelys Sidron Wildflower Vine Blush Dinner Napkin Set, crafted from soft Geosuede with a vibrant floral pattern in orange, blue, pink, and green on white. The Wildflower Vine Blush by Danelys Sidron is a square Geosuede fabric with a colorful floral pattern—orange, blue, pink, and yellow flowers with green leaves on white. The fabric appears slightly creased.

    Wildflower Vine Blush Dinner Napkin Set

    ¥4,900
    ¥4,900
  • The Janine towel by Amy MacCready features a bold botanical pattern with beige, dark green, and black leaves on white Geoweave fabric, giving it a textured, slightly wrinkled, and eco-friendly appearance.

    Janine Tea Towel

    ¥3,000
    ¥3,000
  • The Pink Lemons blanket by Jennifer Bouron is quick-drying, with a blue background and a scattered pattern of large pink lemons and green leaves.

    Pink Lemons Tea Towel

    ¥3,000
    ¥3,000
  • The Rachel Parker Painted Foliage Teal dish towel is rectangular and absorbent, featuring a vibrant pattern of overlapping pink, green, teal, and white leaves on a dark background.

    Painted Foliage Teal Tea Towel

    ¥3,000
    ¥3,000
  • The Mandy Arroyo Tossed Wildflowers Pink kitchen tea towel features a pink background with a textured waffle weave, made from recycled materials and adorned with an all-over print of scattered wildflowers.

    Tossed Wildflowers Pink Tea Towel

    ¥3,000
    ¥3,000
  • The Green Field of Flowers by Megan Roy is a rectangular Geoweave fabric with an ultra-absorbent surface, featuring small white flowers and light green leaves evenly spread across a green background.

    Green Field of Flowers Bar Towel

    ¥2,600
    ¥2,600
  • Three folded Bouncing Balls dishcloths by Lizzie Clark, each with a pink and orange circle and flower pattern, arranged overlapping on a white background. Made from recycled materials for eco-friendly appeal. A close-up of Lizzie Clarks Bouncing Balls showcases vibrant patterns and textured surfaces, highlighting the playful design and overlapping details.

    Bouncing Balls Dishcloth Set

    ¥2,300
    ¥2,300
  • The Petal Paradise tea towel by Whitney Urquhart is made from Geoweave fabric and features red and pink stylized flowers with circular and dotted centers on a white background. A close-up of Whitney Urquhart’s Petal Paradise tea towel, crafted from recycled materials. It showcases a vibrant red and pink butterfly pattern with abstract floral accents and is slightly folded at the corner.

    Petal Paradise Tea Towel

    ¥3,000
    ¥3,000
  • Six pink rectangular Cowgirl Chic placemats by Aubrey Fairchild, featuring white Western-themed patterns, are arranged in an overlapping formation on a white background. These reusable mats offer an eco-friendly alternative to Not Paper Towels. A close-up of Aubrey Fairchild’s Cowgirl Chic: a pink, eco-friendly fabric with white western prints—cowboy boots, horseshoes, cacti, stars, flowers—and an embossed swirl pattern; perfect for reusable Not Paper Towels.

    Cowgirl Chic Not Paper Towel

    ¥2,500
    ¥2,500
  • The Apple Grove Bar Towel by Brittany Jepsen features a repeating red apple with green leaf pattern on white Geoweave fabric, known for its ultra-absorbency and even design coverage. The Apple Grove bar towel by Brittany Jepsen features red apples with green leaves on ultra-absorbent Geoweave fabric, neatly folded at one corner.

    Apple Grove Bar Towel

    ¥2,600
    ¥2,600
  • The Letitia tea towel by Amy MacCready features a cream and beige fan-like geometric pattern in black, arranged in horizontal rows. Made from recycled materials, its ultra-absorbent fabric has a slightly wrinkled look.

    Letitia Tea Towel

    ¥3,000
    ¥3,000
  • The Lucia towel by Ania Zwara Art is rectangular and ultra-absorbent, featuring overlapping red, pink, and peach roses with teal and blue highlights on a beige background. Close-up of the ultra-absorbent Lucia towel by Ania Zwara Art, featuring a textured surface and a vibrant abstract pattern in pink, red, beige, black, blue, and turquoise tones against a white background.

    Lucia Bar Towel

    ¥2,600
    ¥2,600
  • The Fruity Toss bar towel by Lizzie Clark is cream-colored and rectangular, with pink cherries and leaves in a diagonal pattern. Made from soft Geoweave fabric, it offers exceptional absorbency.

    Fruity Toss Bar Towel

    ¥2,600
    ¥2,600
  • The Danelys Sidron Golden Fall Flowers bar towel is shown flat on a white background, featuring a tan Geoweave fabric with an ultra-absorbent design and a repeating pattern of small brown leaves and stems.

    Golden Fall Flowers Bar Towel

    ¥2,600
    ¥2,600
  • The Lizzie Clark Sunny Day Dinner Napkin is folded, made from Geosuede fabric, and features a white design with a repeating pattern of yellow suns and orange rays. A close-up of Lizzie Clarks Sunny Day Geosuede fabric shows yellow suns with red-orange rays on white. A stitched edge suggests it could be an eco-friendly Dinner Napkin made from post-consumer recycled materials.

    Sunny Day Dinner Napkin Set

    ¥4,900
    ¥4,900
  • The Linda Fox January Carnation Dishcloth Set includes three light blue cloths with red carnation botanical illustrations, labeled Fig 1 and Carnation, made from super-absorbent Geoweave fabric. The Linda Fox January Carnation towel features light blue Geoweave fabric, an embroidered red carnation and green stem, plus Carnation stitched in red near the edge—combining style and absorbency in one charming dishtowel.

    January Carnation Dishcloth Set

    ¥2,300
    ¥2,300