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  • Set of five rectangular Amy MacCready Oakley placemats featuring pumpkins, gourds, flowers, and leaves in orange, pink, teal, and green on a dark background—great to pair with eco-friendly kitchen towels. A close-up of the Oakley fabric by Amy MacCready, displaying pink flowers, teal pumpkins, and orange leaves on a dark background—ideal for stylish, eco-friendly kitchen or reusable paper towels.

    Oakley Not Paper Towel

    ¥2,500
    ¥2,500
  • The Haunted Roses towel by Danelys Sidron is a rectangular black ultra-absorbent towel featuring a floral pattern with large purple and small pink flowers, plus brown leaves and stems evenly spread across the surface. A close-up of the Haunted Roses towel by Danelys Sidron, featuring an ultra-absorbent fabric with white and purple roses and gold leaves on a black background. Gentle wrinkles add shadows and highlights to the floral design.

    Haunted Roses Bar Towel

    ¥2,600
    ¥2,600
  • Three folded black cloth napkins from the Mandy Arroyo Witchy Things set feature a Halloween pattern with spell books, cats, potions, cobwebs, candles, and mystical items in orange, yellow, and pink tones. Super-absorbent dishcloth set. The Witchy Things dishtowel set by Mandy Arroyo features black fabric with a Halloween pattern—potion bottles, Book of Spells, spider webs, and crystals in gold and orange. Made from recycled materials, these super-absorbent towels are neatly folded.

    Witchy Things Dishcloth Set

    ¥2,300
    ¥2,300
  • Six Halloween Hounds reusable napkins by Camila Leão, with a blue background and a festive pattern of skeletons, black cats, pumpkins, ghosts, bats, and moons. The rectangular napkins are neatly stacked and slightly overlapped. Halloween Hounds by Camila Leão is a blue fabric with whimsical animals in space-themed costumes—like cats with bat wings and pets as astronauts—on a starry backdrop, perfect for making reusable paper towels from post-consumer recycled materials.

    Halloween Hounds Not Paper Towel

    ¥2,500
    ¥2,500
  • Six Starry Stripes rectangular placemats by Kayla Ann, made from recycled materials, feature a white background with repeating red and blue star rows. The set of six is neatly stacked and slightly fanned out. A close-up of Kayla Ann’s Starry Stripes shows white Geosuede fabric with red and blue stars in diagonal rows. The slightly wrinkled surface displays evenly spaced stars.

    Starry Stripes Dinner Napkin Set

    ¥4,900
    ¥4,900
  • The Elena Fay Sweet Macarons Tea Towel features a watercolor pattern of pink, green, and orange macarons with dots on white Geoweave fabric for softness and absorbency.

    Sweet Macarons Tea Towel

    ¥3,000
    ¥3,000
  • The Boho Medallion tea towel by Kris Ruff features a light beige background with intricate white floral and circular geometric patterns. Made from ultra-absorbent recycled materials, it showcases a stylish boho look when laid flat with gentle wrinkles.

    Boho Medallion Tea Towel

    ¥3,000
    ¥3,000
  • The Golden Pines Bar Towel by Danelys Sidron is a rectangular brown towel made from recycled materials, featuring a repeating pattern of tan pine cones and acorns on a white background.

    Golden Pines Bar Towel

    ¥2,600
    ¥2,600
  • The Lightening Bolt Chess Bar Towel by Hufton Studio features a blue, red, and white checkered design with lightning bolts on Geoweave fabric, shown against a white background. A close-up of Hufton Studios Lightening Bolt Chess bar towel, made from Geoweave fabric, featuring a blue, red, and white checkered pattern with some squares displaying blue or red lightning bolt symbols. The soft material appears slightly wavy.

    Lightening Bolt Chess Bar Towel

    ¥2,600
    ¥2,600
  • The Wilderness Floral Bar Towel by Toboggan Avenue features an abstract, colorful floral pattern on a light background, crafted from recycled materials for an eco-friendly touch. A close-up of Toboggan Avenue’s Wilderness Floral bar towel, featuring textured Geoweave fabric with pink, gold, black, and white floral patterns. The corner and detailed edge stitching are clearly visible.

    Wilderness Floral Bar Towel

    ¥2,600
    ¥2,600
  • The Windswept kitchen tea towel by Jessica Swift features a repeating pattern of small white semi-circular clusters on pink. Made from recycled materials, it looks soft with gentle folds and creases throughout. The Windswept blanket by Jessica Swift features a pink textured design with white crescent moons, folded to reveal a soft white underside—ultra-soft and reminiscent of a cozy tea towel.

    Windswept Tea Towel

    ¥3,000
    ¥3,000
  • The Spring Wave tea towel by Danelys Sidron features yellow skulls and wavy vertical lines on soft Geoweave fabric. Its rectangular, white design is shown slightly wrinkled against a plain white background. A close-up of the Danelys Sidron Spring Wave tea towel shows white textured Geoweave fabric with a yellow floral and wavy line pattern, one corner folded over. Crafted from recycled materials.

    Spring Wave Tea Towel

    ¥3,000
    ¥3,000
  • The Jacaré Bar Towel by Camila Leão features a whimsical, multicolored crocodile with geometric patterns and plants on vibrant red Geoweave fabric. The Jacaré Bar Towel by Camila Leão features Geoweave fabric with abstract patterns: a white star with a black dot, blue diagonal stripe, black shapes, and vibrant yellow, green, red, and orange edges.

    Jacaré Bar Towel

    ¥2,600
    ¥2,600
  • Six rectangular September Aster placemats by Linda Fox, each featuring blue aster flowers and green leaves, are fanned out for an eco-friendly table setting. September Aster by Linda Fox is a light blue paper with an embossed dot pattern and a printed trio of blue, daisy-like flowers with yellow centers in one corner. Made from eco-friendly, post-consumer recycled materials.

    September Aster Not Paper Towel

    ¥2,500
    ¥2,500
  • 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

    ¥2,300
    ¥2,300
  • Three folded Coit Creative Light Farm Animals baby washcloths feature a playful farm animal pattern on soft, durable Geoweave fabric, displayed on a textured background. The Coit Creative Light Farm Animals Geoweave dishcloth showcases horses, cows, pigs, sheep, chickens, barns, trees, flowers, and ponds in soft pastels. Made from recycled materials for an eco-friendly touch.

    Light Farm Animals Dishcloth Set

    ¥2,300
    ¥2,300
  • The Lush Meadow tea towel by Anette Heiberg features white and black tulip-like flowers in rows on blue Geoweave fabric—ultra-absorbent for both style and function.

    Lush Meadow Tea Towel

    ¥3,000
    ¥3,000
  • The Blue Aster Foxtrot by Katherine Berkeley is a rectangular rug with blue, green, and red starburst circles linked by red lines on a cream background. Crafted from recycled materials, its repeating geometric pattern adds artistic flair.

    Blue Aster Foxtrot Tea Towel

    ¥3,000
    ¥3,000
  • The Geometry Halloween Script Black towel is a black rectangular bar towel with “Happy Halloween” written repeatedly in white cursive across its surface. The Geometry Halloween Script Black bar towel features white cursive Happy Halloween text and spider graphics on black, made from ultra-absorbent recycled materials for eco-friendly style and function.

    Halloween Script Black Bar Towel

    ¥2,600
    ¥2,600
  • The X Marks The Spot Orange tea towel by Charlie Rowan Designs features a diagonal repeat of black and orange X shapes across a white background. A close-up of the X Marks The Spot Orange tea towel by Charlie Rowan Designs shows white textured fabric with hand-painted black and orange Xs in rows. The fabric’s edge appears at the lower right.

    X Marks The Spot Orange Tea Towel

    ¥3,000
    ¥3,000
  • The Hufton Studio Moth Geometric tea towel features a peach color and a white repeating geometric pattern, shown laid flat with slight wrinkles.

    Moth Geometric Tea Towel

    ¥3,000
    ¥3,000
  • The Blissful Flamingo Springtime Wonders tea towel is pink and rectangular, with yellow and orange teardrop shapes and small leaves on soft Geoweave fabric, shown laid flat with gentle wrinkles.

    Springtime Wonders Tea Towel

    ¥3,000
    ¥3,000
  • The Romy Bar Towel by Amy MacCready features a teal kitchen utensil pattern on white and is made from ultra-absorbent Geoweave fabric for superior drying power in your kitchen. A close-up of the Romy bar towel by Amy MacCready, made with ultra-absorbent Geoweave fabric and featuring a blue and brown illustrated pattern of kitchen utensils and leaves on a light background.

    Romy Bar Towel

    ¥2,600
    ¥2,600
  • The Pink Mint Leaves bar towel by Katie OShea features a pink rectangular design with a quilted texture and an all-over pattern of green, brown, and white leaves on Geoweave fabric for a natural, organic look. A close-up of the Katie OShea Pink Mint Leaves bar towel, featuring soft, textured pink Geoweave fabric with a green and white leafy botanical pattern and visible folds.

    Pink Mint Leaves Bar Towel

    ¥2,600
    ¥2,600
  • The Country Road by Charlie Rowan Designs is a rectangular Geoweave cloth with small rust floral motifs and plus signs on a light, textured background. Slight wrinkles add to the versatility of this stylish kitchen accessory. A close-up of the Country Road Geoweave bar towel by Charlie Rowan Designs, featuring brown floral and leaf patterns with small brown X marks on white fabric—an elegant angled view showing the corner.

    Country Road Bar Towel

    ¥2,600
    ¥2,600
  • Lined by Marta Harvey is a rectangular, ultra-absorbent towel with a repeating geometric fan pattern of red radiating lines on a white background and subtle fabric creases. The “Lined” towel by Marta Harvey features a red floral pattern of radiating lines on white fabric. Ultra-absorbent and soft with slight texture, it’s shown close-up with a folded corner revealing the reverse side.

    Lined Tea Towel

    ¥3,000
    ¥3,000
  • The Poppies on Yellow Tea Towel by Rachel Austin features an abstract circle pattern in green, white, navy, orange, and teal on a yellow background, crafted with Geoweave™ fabric for superior absorbency. A close-up of the Poppies on Yellow tea towel by Rachel Austin, featuring a textured yellow surface made from recycled materials, white underside, and detailed edge stitching.

    Poppies on Yellow Tea Towel

    ¥3,000
    ¥3,000
  • The Pink Flamingo beach towel by Masha Volnova is made from recycled materials and features a vibrant mix of pink flamingos, green palms, and pops of orange, purple, and turquoise on a light blue background.

    Pink Flamingo Bar Towel

    ¥2,600
    ¥2,600
  • Ashley Celena’s Lemon Pop dishcloth set includes three folded napkins: blue with yellow lemons, pink and white gingham, and yellow daisy prints—each super-absorbent for everyday kitchen use. A folded blue kitchen towel from Ashley Celenas Lemon Pop set, featuring whole and sliced yellow lemons, white flowers, and pink leafy accents on super-absorbent dishcloths.

    Lemon Pop Dishcloth Set

    ¥2,300
    ¥2,300
  • The Celia tea towel from Second Nature Studio is a rectangular, ultra-absorbent white towel made from recycled materials, featuring a repeating blue floral pattern with diagonally arranged clusters.

    Celia Tea Towel

    ¥3,000
    ¥3,000
  • Three decorative dishcloths from Amy MacCready’s Witchy Season are stacked: the top shows whimsical animals and plants, the middle has a beige geometric frame on white, and the bottom is pink with white sailboats. Made from recycled materials. The Witchy Season dishcloth set by Amy MacCready features three Geoweave cloths with unique patterns: yellow and gray frames, blue and yellow abstracts, and pink and white leaves—durable, colorful, and stacked for style.

    Witchy Season Dishcloth Set

    ¥2,300
    ¥2,300
  • The Aubrey Fairchild Pumpkin Pinstripes towel is ultra-absorbent and features evenly spaced vertical rows of white jack-o-lantern faces on a vibrant orange background. The Pumpkin Pinstripes bar towel by Aubrey Fairchild features white jack-o’-lantern faces and thin stripes in a repeating pattern on orange. Ultra-absorbent, it has a slightly wrinkled look and is shown against a light background.

    Pumpkin Pinstripes Bar Towel

    ¥2,600
    ¥2,600
  • The So Lazo Offerings tea towel is rectangular, made from recycled materials, and features a playful mix of cartoon bones, skulls, mushrooms, candles, potions, and flowers in vibrant reds, blues, oranges, and purples on white. A close-up of the Offerings tea towel by So Lazo, featuring colorful skulls, bones, flowers, moons, candles, and frames on white ultra-absorbent recycled fabric; corner folded to show texture.

    Offerings Tea Towel

    ¥3,000
    ¥3,000
  • Sunrise by Marina Solodka is a white tea towel with an abstract leaf pattern in pink, black, and green on soft Geoweave fabric.

    Sunrise Tea Towel

    ¥3,000
    ¥3,000
  • Aubrey Fairchild’s Picnic Time Pink dinner napkin, neatly folded, features soft Geosuede fabric with a peach background and white plaid pattern, shown on a white surface. A close-up of Aubrey Fairchild’s Picnic Time Pink napkin set shows soft Geosuede fabric with a light pink and white plaid pattern, neatly finished edges, and a cozy look—perfect for your table and made from recycled materials.

    Picnic Time Pink Dinner Napkin Set

    ¥4,900
    ¥4,900
  • The Seventies Retro Flowers tea towel by Claire Iglesias features a blue and white floral pattern with red curved lines in a geometric retro style, made from recycled materials. Ultra-absorbent, slightly wrinkled fabric on a white background. A folded Claire Iglesias Seventies Retro Flowers towel shows its bold, abstract floral pattern on one side and plain white textured fabric on the other, highlighting its ultra-absorbent design.

    Seventies Retro Flowers Tea Towel

    ¥3,000
    ¥3,000