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  • The Candy Pastels tea towel by Amy Droubay features vertical pastel stripes in light blue, pink, and white—resembling the transgender pride flag—hanging on a thin clothesline against a neutral background. Candy Pastels by Amy Droubay features vertical pastel stripes in blue, pink, cream, and white on textured, lightly gathered fabric—evoking a cozy vibe and perfect as a recycled tea towel for your home.

    Candy Pastels Tea Towel

    ¥2,400
    ¥2,400
    ¥3,000
  • Pearls Of The Moon by Maayan Alper-Swan features a repeating pink seashell pattern with gold and blue accents on white Geoweave fabric. Ultra-absorbent with gentle wrinkles, perfect as a towel or fabric. A close-up of the Pearls Of The Moon towel by Maayan Alper-Swan, with pink seashells, snakes, moons, and bubbles on textured white Geoweave fabric. Its folded corner shows off the ultra-absorbent plush thickness.

    Pearls Of The Moon Tea Towel

    ¥2,400
    ¥2,400
    ¥3,000
  • The Elizabeth Edwards Retro Dot Tea Towel features ultra-absorbent Geoweave fabric and a white grid design with colorful polka dots in red, orange, blue, green, yellow, and black. The Retro Dot tea towel by Elizabeth Edwards features white textured Geoweave fabric with a waffle pattern and colorful red, yellow, blue, green, and pink polka dots. Ultra-absorbent and slightly folded at the edges.

    Retro Dot Tea Towel

    ¥2,400
    ¥2,400
    ¥3,000
  • The Pascale Dilger Woven Spring Plaid Bar Towel, featuring red, green, blue, orange, pink, and white checks, is crafted from absorbent Geoweave fabric and laid flat against a white background. A close-up of Pascale Dilgers Woven Spring Plaid Bar Towel, made from recycled materials and featuring a colorful checkered pattern in red, orange, green, blue, pink, and white on soft, textured fabric with visible edges.

    Woven Spring Plaid Bar Towel

    ¥2,200
    ¥2,200
    ¥2,700
  • Paulette by Amy MacCready is a rectangular ultra-absorbent fabric featuring a repeating pattern of black outlined flowers with beige centers on a light background.

    Paulette Tea Towel

    ¥2,400
    ¥2,400
    ¥3,000
  • The Coit Creative Light Farm Animals tea towel is crafted from white Geoweave™ fabric and features a playful farm-themed pattern with illustrated animals, barns, trees, and small yellow flowers scattered across the surface.

    Light Farm Animals Tea Towel

    ¥2,400
    ¥2,400
    ¥3,000
  • Six rectangular pieces from GEOMETRY’s Inherit line, made of eco-friendly recycled materials, feature repeating pink, yellow, orange, and red semi-circles and are stacked in a staggered arrangement on a white background. The GEOMETRY Inherit Not Paper Towel features a repeating scallop pattern in pink, peach, yellow, and tan shades. Made from eco-friendly post-consumer recycled materials, each scallop playfully displays a small G at its center.

    Inherit Not Paper Towel

    ¥2,000
    ¥2,000
    ¥2,500
  • A metal fork sits on the GEOMETRY Seaside Sunshine reusable napkin, featuring blue, yellow, and white stripes, next to a white scalloped plate on a marble surface. The GEOMETRY Seaside Sunshine Dinner Napkin Set features a folded reusable napkin with blue, yellow, and white vertical stripes beside a scalloped white plate on marble, perfect for stylish table settings.

    Seaside Sunshine Dinner Napkin Set

    ¥4,000
    ¥4,000
    ¥5,000
  • The Addison bar towel by Amy MacCready is a rectangular white towel featuring rows of pink and orange tulip-like shapes, crafted from innovative Geoweave fabric.

    Addison Bar Towel

    ¥2,200
    ¥2,200
    ¥2,700
  • The Scandi Floral Bar Towel by Megan Kampa features a modern, evenly spaced geometric pattern of yellow stems and blue flowers on dark blue Geoweave fabric, blending eco-friendly design with Scandinavian style. A close-up of Megan Kampa’s Scandi Floral shows eco-friendly Geoweave fabric patterned with blue flowers, white centers, and yellow leaves on a dark background. The Geoweave corner appears in the lower right.

    Scandi Floral Bar Towel

    ¥2,200
    ¥2,200
    ¥2,700
  • Three folded Mariposa napkins by Studio Jeannot, crafted from Geoweave fabric, display a pink geometric pattern of white circles and rectangles arranged in a grid. A close-up of Mariposa by Studio Jeannot reveals its Geoweave fabric featuring a geometric pattern of overlapping brown shapes and white lines, highlighting the soft, plush surface and visible fibers at the corner.

    Mariposa Dishcloth Set

    ¥1,900
    ¥1,900
    ¥2,400
  • Lisa Nelson’s “Mediterranean Pour” is a beige recycled kitchen towel with a blue pattern of bottles, lemons, and leafy branches in a repeating design.

    Mediterranean Pour Tea Towel

    ¥2,400
    ¥2,400
    ¥3,000
  • The Ghosts In The Night placemats by Charlie Rowan Designs are a set of six reusable, eco-friendly Halloween-themed mats featuring ghosts, moons, bats, stars, spiderwebs, Boo! text, and candy corn on black backgrounds. Ghosts In The Night by Charlie Rowan Designs is a rectangular, reusable fabric in black with pastel crescent moons, stars, and circles—an eco-friendly Not Paper Towels alternative.

    Ghosts In The Night Not Paper Towel

    ¥2,000
    ¥2,000
    ¥2,500
  • The Holiday Harlequin towel by Daria Solak is a rectangular, ultra-absorbent towel featuring a colorful diamond pattern in red, blue, orange, pink, white, and green on a plain white background. A close-up of the Holiday Harlequin recycled kitchen towel by Daria Solak, featuring textured, checkered squares in vibrant colors with an ultra-absorbent fabric and a pointed corner, set against a white background.

    Holiday Harlequin Bar Towel

    ¥2,200
    ¥2,200
    ¥2,700
  • A metal fork rests on a GEOMETRY Cow Print Black eco-friendly napkin beside a blue speckled ceramic plate with a textured rim, all set atop a light, textured tablecloth. A folded GEOMETRY Cow Print Black eco-friendly napkin rests beside a blue textured-rim ceramic plate on a light, textured surface.

    Cow Print Black Dinner Napkin Set

    ¥4,000
    ¥4,000
    ¥5,000
  • A fork rests on a folded GEOMETRY "Growth" recycled napkin with green, yellow, and orange shapes beside a white scalloped plate atop a textured light tablecloth. The GEOMETRY "Growth" napkin, featuring a yellow and green abstract leaf design on white, is neatly folded beside a white scallop-edged plate on a textured cream surface.

    Growth Dinner Napkin Set

    ¥4,000
    ¥4,000
    ¥5,000
  • A Red Field of Flowers tea towel by Megan Roy, featuring a white floral pattern on soft Geoweave fabric, is shown laid flat on a white background.

    Red Field of Flowers Tea Towel

    ¥2,400
    ¥2,400
    ¥3,000
  • The Elisabeth Wing Whale Shark Bar Towel features a vibrant underwater pattern with sharks, coral, and fish in blue, yellow, pink, and white. Made from Geoweave fabric for enhanced absorbency and softness. A close-up of the Elisabeth Wing Whale Shark towel, textured and made from post-consumer recycled materials, showcases a vibrant underwater scene with fish, coral, and whales, layered over a plain white towel.

    Whale Shark Bar Towel

    ¥2,200
    ¥2,200
    ¥2,700
  • The Where He Laid To Go bar towel by Kelly Peters features blue, teal, green, and white brushstroke patterns resembling mountains or waves on Geoweave fabric, shown flat on a white background. The Where He Laid To Go bar towel by Kelly Peters, crafted from recycled materials with a blue and white abstract swirl design, hangs from a black loop against a plain white background.

    Where He Laid To Go Bar Towel

    ¥2,200
    ¥2,200
    ¥2,700
  • The Bazaar dinner napkin set by Maayan Alper-Swan features a vibrant floral and paisley pattern in pink, blue, green, yellow, and red on white, crafted from eco-friendly Geosuede fabric. A close-up of Maayan Alper-Swans Bazaar Geosuede fabric shows a textured floral and vine pattern in pink, red, blue, yellow, and green on a light background—an eco-friendly option for any Dinner Napkin Set.

    Bazaar Dinner Napkin Set

    ¥4,000
    ¥4,000
    ¥5,000
  • The African Beetles tea towel by Taryn Brennan features a colorful, scattered pattern of illustrated beetles, moths, and insects in red, green, yellow, and blue on white Geoweave fabric with a slightly wrinkled look. Close-up of Taryn Brennans African Beetles Geoweave fabric, showcasing colorful beetle and insect illustrations, with a striking yellow and blue beetle in front and hints of red and green insects in the background.

    African Beetles Tea Towel

    ¥2,400
    ¥2,400
    ¥3,000
  • Set of three pale pink June Roses kitchen towels by Linda Fox, made from recycled materials with a dotted texture, each featuring pink rose illustrations, green leaves, and “Fig 6” and “Rose” printed below. A close-up of the June Roses dishcloth by Linda Fox, crafted from recycled materials, shows a large pink flower with green leaves and Rose in red near the corner.

    June Roses Dishcloth Set

    ¥1,900
    ¥1,900
    ¥2,400
  • The Primrose Path tea towel by Charlie Rowan Designs features a colorful floral pattern—purple, orange, red, and pink flowers with green stems—on white Geoweave fabric for great absorbency and durability.

    Primrose Path Tea Towel

    ¥2,400
    ¥2,400
    ¥3,000
  • 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

    ¥4,000
    ¥4,000
    ¥5,000
  • The Twig + Spark Depth Chart tea towel is light grey and rectangular, featuring a dark green abstract topographic line pattern, and is crafted from ultra-absorbent recycled materials.

    Depth Chart Tea Towel

    ¥2,400
    ¥2,400
    ¥3,000
  • The Tula Tea Towel by Maayan Alper-Swan showcases a vibrant abstract floral and geometric pattern in red, blue, yellow, orange, and pink on white Geoweave fabric that is soft and eco-friendly. A close-up of the soft, textured white Geoweave fabric from Maayan Alper-Swan’s Tula tea towel, featuring colorful abstract birds, leaves, circles, and shapes in blue, pink, orange, and purple. The eco-friendly fabric is slightly folded.

    Tula Tea Towel

    ¥2,400
    ¥2,400
    ¥3,000
  • The Highlands tea towel by RACHEL PARKER features a vibrant geometric pattern of overlapping red, blue, yellow, pink, and green triangles and squares on white Geoweave fabric. A soft, textured RACHEL PARKER Highlands Tea Towel with a colorful checkered pattern in red, yellow, green, blue, and pink. Partially folded to showcase its waffle-like Geoweave fabric.

    Highlands Tea Towel

    ¥2,400
    ¥2,400
    ¥3,000
  • Poppies on Mint by Rachel Austin features abstract, rounded shapes in beige, yellow, white, red, and blue with dark outlines on a light green Geoweave fabric background, evoking stylized flowers or plants. A close-up of the Rachel Austin Poppies on Mint blanket, made from recycled materials, featuring abstract red, green, and black patterns on one side and plain white on the reverse with neatly stitched edges.

    Poppies on Mint Tea Towel

    ¥2,400
    ¥2,400
    ¥3,000
  • Six black rectangular Skulls and Stars placemats by Aubrey Fairchild, featuring white hand-drawn space-inspired designs, are arranged in a staggered overlap—eco-friendly and made from post-consumer recycled materials. Skulls and Stars by Aubrey Fairchild: a black rectangular cloth with white skulls, stars, snakes, moons, and bats in a repeating pattern—an eco-friendly Not Paper Towels alternative made from post-consumer recycled materials.

    Skulls and Stars Not Paper Towel

    ¥2,000
    ¥2,000
    ¥2,500
  • Morticia Edwina And Morrigan by Amy MacCready: a set of two eco-friendly cloth napkins—one with colorful bunting flags, the other with Halloween icons on a dark background, perfect for festive décor. The Morticia Edwina And Morrigan dishcloth set by Amy MacCready adds a whimsical, eco-friendly touch to your kitchen with playful red, yellow, orange, and white illustrations of sausages, cheese, fish, and fruits on dark recycled fabric.

    Morticia Edwina And Morrigan Dishcloth Set

    ¥1,900
    ¥1,900
    ¥2,400
  • The Roxy Marj Peace Joy Stamps towel is a rectangular red and white ultra-absorbent piece with festive words and icons like PEACE, JOY, trees, hearts, and stars in varied fonts and arrangements. The Roxy Marj Peace Joy Stamps bar towel features red and pink “Peace & Joy” designs with trees, stars, and holly on white fabric, made from recycled materials for an eco-friendly accent.

    Peace Joy Stamps Bar Towel

    ¥2,200
    ¥2,200
    ¥2,700
  • Six yellow eco-friendly GEOMETRY Paradise Blooms paper towels, featuring a subtle leaf and dotted pattern, are stacked diagonally on a white marble surface. Five overlapping sheets of GEOMETRY's Paradise Blooms eco-friendly paper towels, featuring yellow textured surfaces with subtle blue wavy lines and small embossed G letters, are arranged diagonally on a light background.

    Paradise Blooms Not Paper Towel

    ¥2,000
    ¥2,000
    ¥2,500
  • The Daughter yoga mat by Sarah Holden features an abstract design with swirls of pink, teal, peach, yellow, and black on a textured white surface and is made from recycled materials. The Sarah Holden Daughter Bar Towel features a vibrant abstract pink, green, and blue pattern. Hanging from a black loop with its textured Geoweave fabric and inner white side visible, it stands out against a white background.

    Daughter Bar Towel

    ¥2,200
    ¥2,200
    ¥2,700
  • Six reusable Whirlwind Pins placemats by Rebecca Bobko feature a rectangular navy design with red, white, and blue pinwheels and small white stars—an eco-friendly alternative to paper towels. Includes six stacked placemats. Whirlwind Pins by Rebecca Bobko features a dark blue sheet with a repeating pattern of red and blue pinwheels, white stars, and small circles—an eco-friendly, reusable alternative to paper towels. The pinwheels have striped handles and are evenly spaced.

    Whirlwind Pins Not Paper Towel

    ¥2,000
    ¥2,000
    ¥2,500
  • 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

    ¥4,000
    ¥4,000
    ¥5,000
  • The Vaishali Design Studio Colored Crayons tea towel features a colorful crayon and multicolored star pattern on white, made from quick-drying recycled materials with a slightly wrinkled texture for charm.

    Colored Crayons Tea Towel

    ¥2,400
    ¥2,400
    ¥3,000