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  • A series of overlapping rectangular Petal Pen tiles by Rachel Parker, each covered in colorful, leaf-like patterns—blue, orange, green, pink, and purple—arranged diagonally on a white background. A close-up of Rachel Parkers Petal Pen—colorful abstract artwork with blue, red, pink, green, and black leaf-like shapes swirling on white—evokes a vibrant, eco-friendly spirit.

    Petal Pen Not Paper Towel

    ¥2,500
    ¥2,500
  • The Spider Geometric bar towel by Sarah Daugherty features ultra-absorbent fabric and a symmetrical, geometric pattern of orange starburst and floral motifs on black, making it a stylish addition to any kitchen or bar. The Spider Geometric towel by Sarah Daugherty is black with an ultra-absorbent fabric, featuring an abstract orange and white floral starburst pattern with radiating lines, dots, and clusters. The fabric is shown folded at the bottom corner.

    Spider Geometric Bar Towel

    ¥2,700
    ¥2,700
  • The GEOMETRY Mind yoga towel is rectangular and white, featuring thin, wavy light brown horizontal lines, a slip-resistant texture for stability, and a slim black border around the edges. The GEOMETRY Mind yoga towel, crafted from recycled materials with thin wavy pink lines and black edging, is slip-resistant and hangs on a hook against a plain white background.

    Mind Yoga Towel

    ¥8,400
    ¥8,400
  • Six Sweet Treasures reusable paper towels by Geometry, featuring pastel green and lavender candy patterns, are neatly stacked on a light surface with soft background shadows. Five eco-friendly Geometry Sweet Treasures paper towels, featuring colorful assorted candies, lollipops, licorice, and chocolates on a green and lavender background, are fanned out on a neutral surface.

    Sweet Treasures Not Paper Towel

    ¥2,500
    ¥2,500
  • The Geometry Swirling Ghosts tea towel, featuring a cartoon ghost pattern, hangs against a dark background with a white skull and stacked books nearby for a spooky Halloween vibe. The Geometry Swirling Ghosts tea towel features cartoon ghosts and swirling designs, made from ultra-absorbent recycled materials—perfect for a playful kitchen touch.

    Swirling Ghosts Tea Towel

    ¥3,000
    ¥3,000
  • The Jack o Lantern Checker tea towel by Geometry features orange, green, and black checkered squares with pumpkin faces. Made from recycled materials, it hangs above a green pot and white bowls against a dark background. The Geometry Jack o Lantern Checker tea towel features orange, green, black, and white checkered squares with smiling jack-o-lanterns for a festive Halloween touch—crafted from recycled materials.

    Jack o Lantern Checker Tea Towel

    ¥3,000
    ¥3,000
  • A stack of Vivid Cascade notebooks by Geometry, featuring colorful, geometric zigzag covers, is arranged on white marble—evoking the eco-friendly vibrance of reusable paper towels. Vivid Cascade by Geometry features colorful, textured sheets with diagonal pastel stripes stacked in a geometric pattern—an eco-friendly kitchen towel that’s not paper.

    Vivid Cascade Not Paper Towel

    ¥2,500
    ¥2,500
  • Six rectangular January Carnation sheets by Linda Fox in pale green, with pink and red carnation designs, are fanned out on white—perfect as eco-friendly, reusable paper towels made from recycled materials. A close-up of Linda Fox’s January Carnation: eco-friendly, light blue textured paper with pink and red carnations and green stems arranged diagonally.

    January Carnation Not Paper Towel

    ¥2,500
    ¥2,500
  • Claire Iglesias Happy Plaid: a set of five rectangular placemats made from post-consumer recycled materials, featuring a grid of purple, turquoise, cream, and pink lines on black—an eco-friendly alternative to Not Paper Towels. Happy Plaid by Claire Iglesias features a black background with a pastel plaid in green, yellow, pink, orange, and purple. Made from post-consumer recycled materials, it boasts subtle embossed G symbols for an eco-friendly touch.

    Happy Plaid Not Paper Towel

    ¥2,500
    ¥2,500
  • The Lined Bar Towel by Marta Harvey features red, petal-like geometric lines radiating in star-shaped patterns on a white Geoweave fabric, creating a symmetrical and stylish rectangular design. Lined by Marta Harvey: A Geoweave fabric with a red, flower-like pattern of curved lines radiating from multiple centers on a cream background, creating an intricate and textured look.

    Lined Bar Towel

    ¥2,700
    ¥2,700
  • The Cole Strem Brush Stroke yoga towel features an abstract, modern black background with uneven light blue splashes. Made from recycled materials, this rectangular towel delivers a dynamic look. The Cole Strem Brush Stroke yoga towel, crafted from recycled materials, features bold black fabric with large, irregular light blue splatter and hangs from a single point against a plain white background.

    Brush Stroke Yoga Towel

    ¥8,400
    ¥8,400
  • The Geometry Zira Black rug is a rectangular piece featuring bold black and white zebra stripes, crafted from recycled materials and displayed flat against a white background.

    Zira Black Tea Towel

    ¥3,000
    ¥3,000
  • Six overlapping Fruit Basket cloths by Jennifer Bouron, featuring a colorful abstract floral pattern with red, orange, green, blue, and purple shapes on a dotted light background—a reusable, eco-friendly alternative to Not Paper Towels. The Fruit Basket rug by Jennifer Bouron is a rectangular, reusable accent featuring playful abstract flowers and leaves in orange, green, pink, blue, black, and brown on a light beige dotted background.

    Fruit Basket Not Paper Towel

    ¥2,500
    ¥2,500
  • The Abstract Collage tea towel by Claire Iglesias features an abstract geometric pattern in rust orange, forest green, pale pink, white, and light blue. Made from recycled materials with slight wrinkles, it’s displayed on a white background. A close-up of Claire Iglesias’s Abstract Collage blanket, crafted from soft Geoweave fabric, featuring a geometric pattern in purple, orange, green, and white with neatly stitched edges.

    Abstract Collage Tea Towel

    ¥3,000
    ¥3,000
  • The Golden Plaid by Danelys Sidron is a rectangular cloth with a yellow and white checkered gingham pattern, crafted from recycled materials. Neatly laid out on a white background, it features slight wrinkles and uneven edges. A close-up of Danelys Sidron’s Golden Plaid shows its yellow and white checkered Geoweave fabric with a waffle texture, displayed at an angle with detailed edge stitching.

    Golden Plaid Luxe Bath Towel

    ¥5,600
    ¥5,600
  • The Kayla Ann Lunar Moths White bar towel is rectangular, made from recycled materials, and features a repeating black moth and butterfly pattern in assorted sizes and wing designs. A close-up of Kayla Ann’s Lunar Moths White bar towel, made from recycled light gray fabric, features black moths with varied wing designs—spots, stripes, and solids—for ultra-absorbent style.

    Lunar Moths White Bar Towel

    ¥2,700
    ¥2,700
  • The Geometry “Purity” rectangular yoga towel is made from recycled materials and features a pink, orange, and yellow watercolor pattern with subtle creases on a plain white background. Close-up of Geometry’s Purity yoga mat with a pink, watercolor-like top and textured, non-slip black silicone grip underside, partially folded to display both surfaces.

    Purity Yoga Towel

    ¥8,400
    ¥8,400
  • Six rectangular Rawhide sheets by Elisabeth Wing, crafted from eco-friendly recycled materials, feature pink, white, and orange floral or abstract patterns arranged in a fanned display on a white background. Rawhide by Elisabeth Wing is an eco-friendly rectangular fabric featuring an abstract floral pattern in pink, red, orange, and white, shown on a plain white background.

    Rawhide Not Paper Towel

    ¥2,500
    ¥2,500
  • The Claire Iglesias Happy Streamers kitchen towel is white with playful wavy lines in green, red, lavender, and pink—some dotted—randomly arranged. Made from recycled materials.

    Happy Streamers Tea Towel

    ¥3,000
    ¥3,000
  • The Sara Mari Beelieve yoga towel is rectangular, peach-colored, and slip-resistant, featuring white minimalist line drawings of bees and flowers in a repeating pattern. The Sara Mari Beelieve yoga towel features soft pink fabric with white bee and floral patterns, a dark slip-resistant underside, and hangs from a hook against a white background—perfect for steady and stylish practice.

    Beelieve Yoga Towel

    ¥8,400
    ¥8,400
  • The Rachel Parker Jewel Leaf Swirl tea towel features a multicolored swirling leaf pattern on black, crafted from recycled materials. Vibrant shades of orange, purple, pink, red, blue, and green add dynamic style to your kitchen.

    Jewel Leaf Swirl Tea Towel

    ¥3,000
    ¥3,000
  • The Spiders For Days bar towel by Charlie Rowan Designs is a rectangular white towel with black spiders, spiderwebs, and dot patterns, made from recycled materials. The Spiders For Days kitchen towel by Charlie Rowan Designs is ultra-absorbent and white, featuring a close-up of black spiders, spider webs, and black dots scattered across the surface.

    Spiders For Days Bar Towel

    ¥2,700
    ¥2,700
  • The Phantom Floral towel by Sarah Daugherty is ultra-absorbent and rectangular, featuring a bold pattern of white birds and red leaves on black—a densely arranged design that blends practicality with striking visual appeal. The Phantom Floral by Sarah Daugherty features Geoweave fabric with playful white ghosts, smiling faces, and pink and copper leaves on a dark background.

    Phantom Floral Bar Towel

    ¥2,700
    ¥2,700
  • The Willow blanket by PrintedPlant features a large orange bamboo leaf design diagonally across light gray Geoweave fabric. The PrintedPlant Willow tea towel, featuring an orange leaf design on beige and made from recycled materials, hangs from a black hook against a white background.

    Willow Tea Towel

    ¥3,000
    ¥3,000
  • The Love and Acceptance Affirmation yoga towel by Arielle Estoria is yellow-orange, slip-resistant, features a sunburst design, and pink text: I love & accept my body for where it is, where it will be, and where it has been. A peach and orange tea towel hangs against a white background. Made from recycled materials, it features sunburst lines and the text “Love and Acceptance Affirmation” by Arielle Estoria in bold, uppercase letters.

    Love and Acceptance Affirmation Yoga Towel

    ¥8,400
    ¥8,400
  • The Moths and Things tea towel by * UPDATE TO ARTIST NAME OR GEOMETRY FOR IN HOUSE features black prints of moths, bats, mushrooms, and potion bottles on white recycled fabric, hanging above a cocktail glass, white skull, and silver tray against a dark backdrop. Moths, witch hats, bats, stars, potion bottles, flowers, and leaves decorate the whimsical Moths and Things tea towel by * UPDATE TO ARTIST NAME OR GEOMETRY. Made from recycled materials with a light textured fabric and magical repeating patterns.

    Moths and Things Tea Towel

    ¥3,000
    ¥3,000
  • The Lush Garden tea towel from Second Nature Studio features a botanical pattern of green and yellow leaves on thin branches over a light, intricately designed background. Made from recycled materials, it showcases natural wrinkles and soft folds.

    Lush Garden Tea Towel

    ¥3,000
    ¥3,000
  • The Aubrey Fairchild Zesty Slice tea towel features a repeating pattern of yellow-orange citrus wedges on eco-friendly Geoweave fabric.

    Zesty Slice Tea Towel

    ¥3,000
    ¥3,000
  • The Bricks fitness towel by Jennifer Bouron features colorful vertical rectangles on a light beige background. Ultra-absorbent and made from recycled materials, its perfect for everyday use.

    Bricks Fitness Towel

    ¥3,300
    ¥3,300
  • Six rectangular November Chrysanthemum cards by Linda Fox, featuring pink and red chrysanthemum flowers with green leaves on a light pink background, are made from eco-friendly post-consumer recycled materials. A close-up of Linda Fox’s November Chrysanthemum reusable paper, showing pink and red chrysanthemum flowers with green leaves on a light background. The textured surface features a repeating small G pattern.

    November Chrysanthemum Not Paper Towel

    ¥2,500
    ¥2,500
  • Six rectangular February Violets napkins by Linda Fox are fanned out, featuring blue violet flowers with green stems on white. Made from post-consumer recycled materials for an eco-friendly choice. A close-up of Linda Fox’s February Violets paper sheet, made from post-consumer recycled materials, shows blue violet and green leaf illustrations arranged diagonally on a faintly dotted white background.

    February Violets Not Paper Towel

    ¥2,500
    ¥2,500
  • The Squeezebox by Katherine Berkeley is a rectangular tea towel with a black-and-white hexagonal honeycomb pattern on white, crafted from innovative Geoweave™ fabric for superior performance. A close-up of Katherine Berkeley’s Squeezebox Tea Towel in Geoweave™ fabric, showing a black hexagon and dotted pattern on white, with its textured front and plain light back both visible.

    Squeezebox Tea Towel

    ¥3,000
    ¥3,000
  • The Orange Checker by Teri the Butter is a rectangular white tea towel with an orange checkered pattern and floral designs, crafted from Geoweave™ fabric. Cloth appears slightly wrinkled, shown on a plain white background. A close-up of the Teri the Butter Orange Checker Tea Towel, featuring a grid of orange slice patterns. Crafted from soft, textured Geoweave™ fabric with neatly stitched edges for a polished finish.

    Orange Checker Tea Towel

    ¥3,000
    ¥3,000
  • The Amy MacCready Aveline blanket is rectangular, light pink, made from Geoweave fabric with a subtle texture, and features evenly spaced small white dots. Its shown spread flat with gentle folds and wrinkles. A close-up of the Aveline Tea Towel by Amy MacCready, featuring peach-colored Geoweave fabric with a waffle weave and small white crosses, hemmed edges, and a glimpse of the white underside.

    Aveline Tea Towel

    ¥3,000
    ¥3,000
  • The Forget Me Not Floral Bar Towel by Pascale Dilger features blue forget-me-not flowers with yellow centers and green stems on a light background, made from durable Geoweave fabric. A close-up of Pascale Dilgers Forget Me Not Floral Bar Towel shows its textured Geoweave fabric with blue flowers and yellow centers on a light background, and a wavy edge visible at the bottom.

    Forget Me Not Floral Bar Towel

    ¥2,700
    ¥2,700
  • The Lotty Dotty Bar Towel by Studio Jeannot features large olive green dots with smaller brown dots on a light background, crafted from ultra-absorbent Geoweave fabric for superior drying. The Lotty Dotty bar towel by Studio Jeannot features a white ultra-absorbent Geoweave fabric with large olive green and small brown overlapping polka dots, elegantly draped for a stylish touch.

    Lotty Dotty Bar Towel

    ¥2,700
    ¥2,700