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  • The Geometry Ecstatic Blooms towel, featuring vibrant pink, orange, purple, and white floral patterns, hangs from a string against a plain light background. Ecstatic Blooms by Geometry showcases large pink, orange, purple, and cream flowers on textured white—an ultra-absorbent towel made from recycled materials.

    Ecstatic Blooms Mini Towel

    ¥2,800
    ¥2,800
  • Geometry’s Love Toss dishcloth set features three white napkins adorned with small red hearts, arranged on a marble-like surface—an eco-friendly choice made from recycled materials. Three “Love Toss” dishtowels by Geometry, featuring white textured fabric with red heart designs, are layered on a light surface.

    Love Toss Dishcloth Set

    ¥2,400
    ¥2,400
  • Three super-absorbent Geometry dishtowels from the "Greetings From Oklahoma" collection, featuring colorful state-themed illustrations, are neatly displayed on a white marble surface. The Geometry “Greetings From Oklahoma” blanket features colorful state symbols—flowers, cowboy boots, a guitar, oil rig, bird, lizard, and watermelon—and is crafted from recycled materials.
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    Greetings From Oklahoma Dishcloth Set

    ¥2,400
    ¥2,400
  • Coffee House by Rosa Kichline is a quick-drying beige tea towel with black line drawings of a Chemex, French press, moka pot, and espresso machine with a cup underneath.

    Coffee House Tea Towel

    ¥3,100
    ¥3,100
  • The Geometry Serve mat, a black rectangular mat made from recycled materials and patterned with yellow dots, rests on a gray surface with two yellow tennis balls placed beside it. The Geometry "Serve" black fitness towel features evenly spaced yellow tennis balls with white curves, made from ultra-absorbent recycled materials. A real tennis ball appears in the lower left corner.
    Trending

    Serve Fitness Towel

    ¥3,500
    ¥3,500
  • The Call Of The Wild tea towel by Stefanie Bales features two surfers on a pastel beach scene, made from ultra-absorbent, recycled materials. A close-up of the Stefanie Bales "Call Of The Wild" tea towel shows fabric gathered at the top, featuring an ultra-absorbent material and an ocean sunset design in orange, yellow, and blue over water.

    Call Of The Wild Tea Towel

    ¥3,100
    ¥3,100
  • The Daisy Girl Blue beach blanket by Charlie Rowan Designs, crafted from quick-drying recycled materials for eco-friendly comfort, lies on sand with sunglasses, tan sandals, a woven sun hat, and a palm leaf casting shade. The Daisy Girl Blue beach blanket from Charlie Rowan Designs features a light blue background with white and light yellow hibiscus flowers with orange centers. Quick-drying and made from recycled materials, it’s finished with a thin dark border.

    Daisy Girl Blue Beach Blanket

    ¥12,000
    ¥12,000
  • A Geometry Solid wooden table with a lightweight blue tablecloth features a small round vase with white flowers, stacked white plates, and a white dish with a wooden utensil. A matching stool sits beside it on the wooden floor. A Geometry Solid wooden table with a lightweight blue tablecloth features a small round vase with white flowers, stacked white plates, and a white dish with a wooden utensil. A matching stool sits beside it on the wooden floor.
    Trending

    Solid Tablecloth

    ¥18,500 - ¥21,900
    ¥18,500 - ¥21,900
  • Three folded Geometry Santorini Tile dishcloths, featuring blue nautical patterns of fish, crabs, seashells, and checkered squares on beige Geoweave fabric, are arranged overlapping on a white background. The Santorini Tile dishcloth by Geometry features a blue nautical seashell and starfish pattern with geometric shapes on white, crafted from durable Geoweave fabric for superior cleaning.

    Santorini Tile Dishcloth Set

    ¥2,400
    ¥2,400
  • The Linda Fox January Carnation tea towel features a pale blue background, pink carnation botanical illustration, and Fig 1/Carnation text—ultra-absorbent, beautiful, and practical for your kitchen. Close-up of the Linda Fox "January Carnation" tea towel, featuring a textured white fabric printed with detailed red carnations, green stems, and unopened buds.

    January Carnation Tea Towel

    ¥3,100
    ¥3,100
  • The Lisa Nelson Chamomile And Blue bar towel features a floral print with mustard yellow leaves, white flowers with orange centers, and blue berries on white Geoweave fabric for superior absorbency. A close-up of the Lisa Nelson Chamomile And Blue Bar Towel made from Geoweave fabric, showcasing a floral print with white flowers, golden yellow leaves, orange centers, and blue accents on a light blue background. The corner is folded.

    Chamomile And Blue Mini Towel

    ¥2,800
    ¥2,800
  • The GEOMETRY Endangered towel, featuring green illustrations of pandas, bears, walruses, and seals on ultra-absorbent white fabric, hangs on a line against a neutral background. The GEOMETRY Endangered bar towel is made from recycled materials and features green line art of pandas, polar bears, elephants, sea turtles, and leopards in a repeating pattern on a white background.

    Endangered Mini Towel

    ¥2,800
    ¥2,800
  • The Geometry Rainfield tea towel in textured blue hangs from a string against a plain background, with a ceramic bowl of three bread rolls placed below on the right. Close-up of Geometrys Rainfield, a blue absorbent kitchen towel crafted from recycled materials, with a subtle textured pattern and gathered seam near the top for soft folds and shadows.

    Rainfield Tea Towel

    ¥3,100
    ¥3,100
  • The December Holly tea towel by Linda Fox is made from recycled materials and features a holly branch with green leaves, red berries, and the words "Fig 12" and "Holly" printed at the bottom. The Linda Fox "December Holly" tea towel features a festive green holly and red berry design on textured white, crafted from recycled materials for absorbency, style, and sustainability.

    December Holly Tea Towel

    ¥3,100
    ¥3,100
  • The Tranquil Tulips bar towel by Sarah Daugherty is made from Geoweave fabric and features a colorful tulip pattern with pink, red, and yellow blooms plus green leaves on a white background. A close-up of the Sarah Daugherty Tranquil Tulips bar towel, made from Geoweave fabric and featuring a floral design with yellow and pink tulips, green leaves, and flowing blue accents on a white background.

    Tranquil Tulips Mini Towel

    ¥2,800
    ¥2,800
  • The "African Beetles" recycled kitchen towel by Taryn Brennan, featuring colorful beetle illustrations, hangs on a clothesline against a neutral backdrop. A close-up of the Taryn Brennan "African Beetles" tea towel, showcasing a colorful, detailed pattern of illustrated beetles and insects on a white background.

    African Beetles Tea Towel

    ¥3,100
    ¥3,100
  • Seven pastel-colored "Magic In The Sky" cloths by Stefanie Bales, featuring a pink and blue gradient, are neatly stacked on a marble surface as an eco-friendly, stylish alternative to paper towels for your kitchen. Six pastel ombré Magic In The Sky napkins by Stefanie Bales, featuring a small G-letter pattern and hues that fade from pink to purple and blue, are arranged overlapping. These reusable towels offer an eco-friendly kitchen alternative.

    Magic In The Sky Not Paper Towel

    ¥2,600
    ¥2,600
  • The Elisabeth Wing "Delicate Floral" kitchen towel features pink, orange, and green blossoms on white, hangs on a clothesline against a neutral background. Made from recycled materials—perfect as a tea towel or vibrant accent. A close-up of the Elisabeth Wing Delicate Floral kitchen towel, showcasing a white textured fabric with a colorful print of roses, daisies, and greenery in pink, yellow, and orange arranged in a delicate scattered pattern.

    Delicate Floral Tea Towel

    ¥3,100
    ¥3,100
  • Bold by Bailey Peyton is a rectangular quick-drying beach towel with a smooth pastel gradient in yellow, blue, and pink, featuring be bold in white at the bottom right. A dark gray, rectangular Bold Micro-loop Beach Towel by Bailey Peyton, made from recycled materials, is laid flat on a white background with slight surface wrinkles visible.

    Bold Beach Towel

    ¥6,900
    ¥6,900
  • The Sun Moon Star kitchen tea towel by Jessica Swift features pale celestial patterns on yellow, made from recycled materials and displayed against a neutral background. The Sun Moon Star tea towel by Jessica Swift features yellow fabric with whimsical, smiling sun, moon, and star patterns. Made from recycled materials for an eco-friendly touch.

    Sun Moon Star Tea Towel

    ¥3,100
    ¥3,100
  • The Amy MacCready Libby Cream tea towel, made from recycled materials and featuring a subtle geometric leaf pattern, hangs on a string near stacked white plates against a neutral background. Close-up of Libby Cream by Amy MacCready: a white, textured fabric from recycled materials featuring a subtle light gray geometric pattern of fan-like radiating lines and small dots, with a slightly gathered appearance.

    Libby Cream Tea Towel

    ¥3,100
    ¥3,100
  • The Disco Pearls kitchen towel by Geometry features a cream backdrop adorned with black seashells and polka dots. Crafted from recycled materials, this eco-friendly towel adds charm and sustainability to any space. The Geometry "Disco Pearls" tea towel is crafted from recycled materials and features a repeating black and white clamshell and pearl pattern with solid black dots on a textured, light background.

    Disco Pearls Tea Towel

    ¥3,100
    ¥3,100
  • Seven Wallflower chocolate bars by Pascale Dilger, featuring bright floral watercolor packaging, are arranged in a neat diagonal line on a light marble surface, evoking the freshness of reusable paper towels. A stack of Wallflower reusable paper towels by Pascale Dilger, featuring colorful floral patterns and embossed dots, fanned out on white marble—a stylish, eco-friendly alternative to disposable towels.

    Wallflower Not Paper Towel

    ¥2,600
    ¥2,600
  • The GEOMETRY Dotted Dunes towel, featuring ultra-absorbent fabric with subtle blue vertical lines on white, hangs on a thin string against a beige backdrop—an eco-friendly and stylish choice for any bar. Close-up of GEOMETRY’s Dotted Dunes: white textured fabric featuring evenly spaced turquoise vertical dotted lines—a minimal, simple design perfect for ultra-absorbent towels made from recycled materials.

    Dotted Dunes Mini Towel

    ¥2,800
    ¥2,800
  • Three Geometry Tile Talk kitchen cleaning cloths stacked on a marble surface, featuring a colorful grid of rounded rectangles and the words DOT BAM CRAK in bold black letters. A set of three square Geometry Tile Talk kitchen cleaning cloths patterned with colorful rounded rectangles and the words DOT, BAM, and CRACK in black letters.
    Trending

    Tile Talk Dishcloth Set

    ¥2,400
    ¥2,400
  • A table setting features Geometry’s Alba machine-washable placemats with a floral design, a white plate with a blue bowl, and two amber glasses on light wood, sunlight softly illuminating the scene. The Geometry Alba rectangular white recycled placemat, featuring a subtle floral pattern, rests on a light wooden table bathed in soft natural light.

    Alba Placemat Set

    ¥8,200 - ¥15,000
    ¥8,200 - ¥15,000
  • Kayla Ann’s Signs of Springtime features three square paper napkins with floral and leaf patterns in yellow, green, and white—an eco-friendly accent that pairs perfectly with a recycled dishcloth set. The Kayla Ann Signs of Springtime dishcloth set includes three super-absorbent towels—featuring green leaves and yellow flowers, white flowers on yellow, and green and yellow circles—all crafted from recycled materials.

    Signs of Springtime Dishcloth Set

    ¥2,400
    ¥2,400
  • The Fresh Produce Geoweave cloth by Brittany Jepsen is a rectangular, ultra-absorbent white towel adorned with colorful, hand-painted flowers, leaves, and red fruits arranged in horizontal rows. The Brittany Jepsen Fresh Produce towel features ultra-absorbent white Geoweave fabric adorned with colorful embroidered fruits, vegetables, and plants—like lemons, carrots, berries, and leafy greens—with a folded corner.

    Fresh Produce Mini Towel

    ¥2,800
    ¥2,800
  • The Whale Shark reusable paper towels by Elisabeth Wing come in a rectangular box with a blue cloth featuring whale and sea plant illustrations—an eco-friendly alternative to disposables, elegantly shown on a light marble surface. Six rectangular blue Whale Shark placemats by Elisabeth Wing feature vibrant sea creature designs—sharks, turtles, and coral—in a fanned-out stack. An eco-friendly, reusable alternative to Not Paper Towels.

    Whale Shark Not Paper Towel

    ¥2,600
    ¥2,600
  • The Oceans bar towel by Ceyda Alasar is made from recycled materials and showcases a vibrant ocean scene with waves, marine life, plants, and a sunset in blue, orange, and red tones. The Oceans towel by Ceyda Alasar, made from recycled materials and decorated with vibrant sharks, dolphins, seaweed, and other marine life, is folded to show its textured white underside.

    Oceans Mini Towel

    ¥2,800
    ¥2,800
  • The "Imprint" kitchen towel by Studio Jeannot, featuring a brown and black abstract spiral pattern, hangs on a clothesline against a neutral background with a small white tag at the top left corner. Close-up of Studio Jeannot’s Imprint recycled kitchen towel, featuring a textured pattern of overlapping black fingerprint-like swirls on a brown background with organic curves and subtle folds.

    Imprint Tea Towel

    ¥3,100
    ¥3,100
  • The Elana Gabrielle Blooms recycled kitchen towel, featuring a pink and white botanical leaf pattern, hangs neatly on a clothesline against a plain, neutral background. Close-up of the Blooms tea towel by Elana Gabrielle, featuring a pink ultra-absorbent fabric with a white abstract botanical pattern and dimpled texture—stylish and functional for any kitchen.

    Blooms Tea Towel

    ¥3,100
    ¥3,100
  • The Pearl Botanical tea towel by Geometry, featuring an abstract white stitched line pattern, hangs on a string against a plain light background. Close-up of Geometry’s Pearl Botanical towel, featuring dark brown, quick-drying fabric adorned with flowing white dotted lines in an organic, leaf-inspired pattern.

    Pearl Botanical Tea Towel

    ¥3,100
    ¥3,100
  • The Amalfi Lemons placemat set by Pascale Dilger includes six rectangular mats with a light blue-green background and a repeating lemon and green leaf pattern. Perfect for an eco-friendly kitchen, theyre neatly fanned in a stacked display. The Amalfi Lemons kitchen towel by Pascale Dilger is a rectangular, eco-friendly towel with yellow lemons, green leaves, and vines on a light blue dotted background.

    Amalfi Lemons Not Paper Towel

    ¥2,600
    ¥2,600
  • The Megan Kampa "Retro Pears" kitchen tea towel, made from recycled materials, features a navy blue, beige, and muted orange abstract pear pattern. It hangs from a string against a light background. The Retro Pears towel by Megan Kampa showcases a repeating pattern of stylized pears in navy, brown, and peach on beige. Ultra-absorbent with a quilted texture, its gentle folds add to the stylish retro appeal.

    Retro Pears Tea Towel

    ¥3,100
    ¥3,100
  • The Linnea tea towel by Anna Christian, made from ultra-absorbent recycled materials in a yellow checkered pattern, hangs from a thin string against a neutral beige background. Close-up of the Anna Christian Linnea kitchen tea towel, featuring ultra-absorbent fabric with a checkered cream and light olive pattern. Olive squares display short horizontal lines. The textured towel appears slightly gathered.

    Linnea Tea Towel

    ¥3,100
    ¥3,100