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  • 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 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 Pink Illusion beach blanket by Happy Hemera is quick-drying, showcasing orange semicircles on a light beige background with a solid pink bottom bordered by a thin blue line.

    Pink Illusion Beach Blanket

    ¥11,400
    ¥11,400
  • The Tamanduá Bandeira Bar Towel by Camila Leão features a stylized anteater with abstract shapes, plants, and a fish skeleton in green, red, yellow, black, and blue Geoweave fabric. A close-up of the Tamanduá Bandeira Bar Towel by Camila Leão, showing colorful Geoweave fabric with abstract shapes—black circles, green, tan, white, and blue patterns—and the fabric’s edge visible at the lower left.

    Tamanduá Bandeira Bar Towel

    ¥2,600
    ¥2,600
  • The Ariranha bar towel by Camila Leão displays a playful yellow and red abstract otter with geometric shapes, plants, and fish on blue. Made from ultra-absorbent Geoweave fabric for a stylish, functional touch to your bar. A close-up of Camila Leãos Ariranha bar towel showcases its colorful Geoweave fabric with abstract shapes in blue, pink, turquoise, beige, black, and yellow. Ultra-absorbent with a soft, textured surface and a slightly folded edge.

    Ariranha Bar Towel

    ¥2,600
    ¥2,600
  • The Lagoon Crawl bar towel by Geometry features a pink geoweave fabric with a repeating black and red turtle pattern and black dots, hanging on a clothesline against a neutral background. Geometry’s Lagoon Crawl features a geoweave fabric with black and red turtles, each with detailed shells, set against a pink backdrop accented with scattered black dots.

    Lagoon Crawl Bar Towel

    ¥2,600
    ¥2,600
  • A vibrant illustration from Camila Leãos Earth shows a hand with whimsical red flowers and green stems against blue shapes and a yellow sun—a perfect motif for an ultra-absorbent towel. A close-up of Earth by Camila Leão—a folded black towel featuring a blue geometric pattern and stitched edges—highlights the texture and thickness of this quick-drying beach towel.

    Earth Beach Towel

    ¥6,500
    ¥6,500
  • The Poppies on Yellow rectangular bar towel by Rachel Austin is made from Geoweave fabric and features an abstract design with colorful shapes outlined in black on a vibrant yellow background. Close-up of Rachel Austin’s Poppies on Yellow Bar Towel, featuring soft yellow Geoweave fabric with a green and black pattern, as the towel’s edge gently lifts from a flat surface.

    Poppies on Yellow Bar Towel

    ¥2,600
    ¥2,600
  • The Geometry Cool Dots recycled kitchen towel, white and rectangular with blue, grey, and black dot patterns, hangs from a string by two wooden clothespins against a simple background. A close-up of Geometry’s Cool Dots recycled kitchen towel, featuring an abstract pattern of irregular blue, black, and gray polka dots on a light background for a modern artistic touch.

    Cool Dots Bar Towel

    ¥2,600
    ¥2,600
  • The Poppies on Mint bar towel by Rachel Austin showcases an abstract floral design in yellow, orange, blue, white, and black on a mint background, made from recycled materials. A close-up of Rachel Austin’s Poppies on Mint bar towel, made from soft recycled Geoweave fabric. The design features light blue, pale yellow, and mint green sections with wavy red and purple lines.

    Poppies on Mint Bar Towel

    ¥2,600
    ¥2,600
  • The Circle Playground dinner napkin set by Geometry includes four reusable cloth napkins, each featuring rust red and white geometric shapes on a crisp white background—perfect for adding style to any table setting. The Geometry Circle Playground is a rectangular reusable cloth napkin with a modern rust-orange and white geometric pattern featuring repeating semicircles, rectangles, and arches.

    Circle Playground Dinner Napkin Set

    ¥4,900
    ¥4,900
  • Wonky Checkers by Claire Iglesias is a rectangular Geoweave textile featuring a colorful, irregular checkerboard pattern with blue, pink, orange, green, and white squares. The fabric shows visible creases and is set against a white background. A close-up of Claire Iglesias’s Wonky Checkers bar towel shows its soft, textured Geoweave fabric with a colorful blue, orange, green, pink, and purple checkered pattern on white and eco-friendly recycled materials along the edge.

    Wonky Checkers Bar Towel

    ¥2,600
    ¥2,600
  • The Modern Poppy bar towel by Rachel Austin features large, colorful abstract flower shapes in red, green, yellow, and black on a light blue Geoweave fabric. A close-up of the Modern Poppy bar towel by Rachel Austin shows its textured Geoweave fabric, with dark abstract lines, a green section, and detailed edges on the light blue material.

    Modern Poppy Bar Towel

    ¥2,600
    ¥2,600
  • The Texas Two Step Bar Towel by Katherine Berkeley features a white Geoweave fabric with a repeating geometric motif of black concentric circles and triangles, creating an eye-like pattern. A close-up of the Katherine Berkeley Texas Two Step bar towel shows white Geoweave fabric with black circular and triangular abstract patterns in rows. The towel is slightly folded at the corner.

    Texas Two Step Bar Towel

    ¥2,600
    ¥2,600
  • The Seventies Retro Flowers bar towel by Claire Iglesias features a repeating blue, red, and white floral pattern with stylized blooms on a white Geoweave fabric background. A close-up of the Claire Iglesias Seventies Retro Flowers bar towel shows its bold retro floral Geoweave fabric in blue, red, green, and brown on white. Slight folds highlight its soft texture and eco-friendly recycled materials.

    Seventies Retro Flowers Bar Towel

    ¥2,600
    ¥2,600
  • Three Circle Playground bowls by Geometry—two blue, one cream—are arranged on a patterned beige recycled placemat atop a light wooden table, viewed from above. The Geometry Circle Playground placemat, with its subtle geometric design, is centered on a light wood table. Soft light casts gentle shadows, highlighting the elegant and machine washable style of these placemats.

    Circle Playground Placemat

    ¥7,800 - ¥14,300
    ¥7,800 - ¥14,300
  • The Abstract Collage bar towel by Claire Iglesias is rectangular, made from recycled materials, and features an abstract pattern with rust orange, forest green, light blue, white, and pink shapes on a textured surface. A close-up of the Claire Iglesias Abstract Collage Bar Towel, made from Geoweave fabric and featuring a geometric pattern in green, pink, purple, orange, and white with neatly sewn edges.

    Abstract Collage Bar Towel

    ¥2,600
    ¥2,600
  • A wooden table features the Geometry Circle Playground sustainable tablecloth in a red and white geometric pattern with bold circles and rectangles, set on a wooden floor beside a small wooden stool. A table covered with Geometry’s Circle Playground cream-colored, stain-resistant tablecloth, featuring a bold geometric pattern of large, overlapping red shapes and arches.

    Circle Playground Tablecloth

    ¥17,600 - ¥20,800
    ¥17,600 - ¥20,800
  • Six reusable Wavy Stripes cloths by Claire Iglesias, featuring blue, red, green, pink, and white abstract wave patterns, are stacked on a white background—an eco-friendly alternative to paper towels. A close-up of Claire Iglesias’ Wavy Stripes reusable fabric, featuring diagonal green, orange, blue, pink, and white wavy stripes with a subtle repeating pattern—ideal for Not Paper Towels.

    Wavy Stripes Not Paper Towel

    ¥2,500
    ¥2,500
  • The Geometry Tumble ultra-absorbent towel with a colorful geometric pattern hangs on a clothesline with clothespins above stacked white plates and a dish brush against a brown background. Close-up of the Geometry Tumble bar towel, made from recycled materials. Features a geometric cube pattern in green, pink, white, and dark blue for a 3D effect on ultra-absorbent, textured fabric.

    Tumble Bar Towel

    ¥2,600
    ¥2,600
  • The Wavy Stripes bar towel by Claire Iglesias features colorful blue, pink, green, red, and white wavy shapes in diagonal rows on a plain white background and is made from Geoweave fabric. A close-up of the “Wavy Stripes” bar towel by Claire Iglesias, featuring colorful, overlapping Geoweave patterns in blue, red, pink, green, and white. A corner—made from post-consumer recycled material—is folded over.

    Wavy Stripes Bar Towel

    ¥2,600
    ¥2,600
  • The Squeezebox Bar Towel by Katherine Berkeley showcases a repeating black and white hexagonal geometric pattern with concentric shapes and small dots, all crafted from durable Geoweave™ fabric for a striking, symmetrical look. A close-up of Katherine Berkeleys Squeezebox Bar Towel made from recycled materials. The black Geoweave™ fabric features a repeating geometric pattern of hexagons, dots, and hearts on white.

    Squeezebox Bar Towel

    ¥2,600
    ¥2,600