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  • The Painterly Meadow tea towel by Kris Ruff features a vibrant pattern of blue, red, and pink flowers with green leaves, crafted from recycled materials. It hangs on a neutral background with stacked white dishes nearby. The Painterly Meadow tea towel by Kris Ruff features a close-up of colorful, hand-drawn blue, red, pink, orange, and yellow flowers with green leaves on white. Ultra-absorbent with a slightly textured surface and soft folds.

    Painterly Meadow Tea Towel

    ¥3,200
    ¥3,200
  • The Danelys Sidron Botanical Silhouettes Charcoal tea towel, featuring a white floral design on black and made from recycled materials, hangs on a thin string against a plain beige background. Botanical Silhouettes Charcoal by Danelys Sidron features white floral and leaf patterns on a black textured background—ideal for a stylish, recycled-material tea towel.

    Botanical Silhouettes Charcoal Tea Towel

    ¥3,200
    ¥3,200
  • The Apple A Day tea towel by Hufton Studio features red apples and green leaves on white, hanging against a neutral background. Made from recycled materials, this absorbent towel brings eco-friendly charm to your kitchen. The "Apple A Day" tea towel by Hufton Studio features a repeating pattern of whole and halved red apples with green leaves on a white background. This absorbent kitchen towel is perfect for everyday use.

    Apple A Day Tea Towel

    ¥3,200
    ¥3,200
  • Three “Wander” kitchen towels by Rachel Parker in navy and white, featuring abstract squiggly lines—two with dense patterns and one with larger loops—are arranged on a light marble surface. Three "Wander" dishcloths by Rachel Parker in navy blue, each featuring bold white squiggly lines, are shown overlapping on a light surface.

    Wander Dishcloth Set

    ¥2,500
    ¥2,500
    5.0
    Rated 5.0 out of 5 stars
    5.0
  • The Ashley Celena "Botanical Blush" tea towel, crafted from recycled materials, features large red flowers with white and blue accents in a floral pattern, draped over a clothesline against a neutral background. A close-up of the Ashley Celena "Botanical Blush" tea towel—ultra-absorbent, made from recycled materials, with large red flowers, blue centers, white outlines, small white blooms, all on a blue background.

    Botanical Blush Tea Towel

    ¥3,200
    ¥3,200
  • The Martine kitchen towel by Amy MacCready, made from white recycled material with a repeating blue and black stylized floral pattern, hangs on a string against a neutral background. Close-up of Martine by Amy MacCready: recycled kitchen towel fabric with blue and black stylized flowers, vertical stems, and small leaves on a white textured background.

    Martine Tea Towel

    ¥3,200
    ¥3,200
  • Three Wildflower Vine Onyx cloth napkins by Danelys Sidron, made from recycled materials, display a white floral and green leaf design on dark green fabric, neatly arranged on a beige stone surface. Three dark green “Wildflower Vine Onyx” dishcloths by Danelys Sidron, featuring a white and yellow daisy floral pattern, overlap each other on a light beige surface.

    Wildflower Vine Onyx Dishcloth Set

    ¥2,500
    ¥2,500
  • The North Meadow tea towel by Charlie Rowan Designs is a dark green, recycled towel with vibrant strawberries, bees, flowers, cherries, and leaves, displayed hanging against a neutral backdrop. The North Meadow tea towel by Charlie Rowan Designs features a whimsical, quick-drying teal design with strawberries, bees, cherries, flowers, leafy branches, and pink-and-white checkerboard motifs throughout.

    North Meadow Tea Towel

    ¥3,200
    ¥3,200
  • The Vaishali Design Studio "Goofy Critters" tea towel, ultra-absorbent and white, features colorful cartoon monsters with playful expressions. It hangs on a clothesline against a plain beige background. The "Goofy Critters" tea towel by Vaishali Design Studio features playful blue, green, yellow, pink, purple, and orange cartoon monsters on white textured fabric made from recycled materials. Ultra-absorbent and fun!.

    Goofy Critters Tea Towel

    ¥3,200
    ¥3,200
  • The Zesty Life tea towel by Aubrey Fairchild, made from recycled materials, displays a lively fruit pattern with oranges, strawberries, blueberries, and green leaves as it hangs on a clothesline against a beige background. The Zesty Life tea towel by Aubrey Fairchild features a vibrant pattern of oranges, strawberries, blueberries, peaches, and green leaves on white—making it a colorful and practical kitchen accessory.

    Zesty Life Tea Towel

    ¥3,200
    ¥3,200
  • Three Boho Medallion napkins by Kris Ruff, featuring a subtle circular and floral pattern, are displayed on beige marble—a stylish, eco-friendly choice perfect for those who love recycled material dishcloth sets. Three Boho Medallion tiles by Kris Ruff—white with intricate floral and circular textures, made from recycled materials—are overlapped on a light beige surface in a layered arrangement.

    Boho Medallion Dishcloth Set

    ¥2,500
    ¥2,500
    5.0
    Rated 5.0 out of 5 stars
    5.0
  • The Green Flower Patch tea towel by Charlie Rowan Designs, featuring a green and white geometric leaf pattern, hangs on a clothesline against a plain beige background. The Green Flower Patch tea towel by Charlie Rowan Designs features a green and white checkerboard pattern with stylized leaf motifs. Its textured, ultra-absorbent fabric and subtle folds add visual appeal.

    Green Flower Patch Tea Towel

    ¥3,200
    ¥3,200
  • The "Tinned Sardines" dish towel by Hufton Studio features a vintage-inspired sardine can label pattern in blue, red, and green on white, shown hanging on a line against a neutral background. The Tinned Sardines kitchen towel by Hufton Studio is made from recycled materials and showcases a vibrant pattern of vintage sardine cans in blue, orange, and green on a white background.

    Tinned Sardines Tea Towel

    ¥3,200
    ¥3,200
  • The Pink Lemons tea towel by Jennifer Bouron features large pink lemons with green leaves on a blue background and dries quickly. A close-up of the Jennifer Bouron "Pink Lemons" tea towel, featuring a textured surface and a vibrant pattern of large pink lemons and green leaves on a bright blue background, made from recycled materials.

    Pink Lemons Tea Towel

    ¥3,200
    ¥3,200
  • The Anette Heiberg Forest Findings dishcloth set features three blue and white super-absorbent towels with tulip, geometric circle, and striped dot patterns, beautifully displayed on a light marble surface. Three "Forest Findings" dishcloths by Anette Heiberg, made from recycled materials, display blue, black, and white floral, circular, and abstract eye designs on a light marble surface.

    Forest Findings Dishcloth Set

    ¥2,500
    ¥2,500
  • The "Blush Florals" kitchen towel by Elena Fay displays pink and peach watercolor-style flowers with green leaves on a white, textured fabric, hanging on a line against a neutral backdrop. A close-up of the Elena Fay "Blush Florals" kitchen towel, made from recycled materials and featuring pink and peach watercolor-style flowers with green leaves on a white textured background.

    Blush Florals Tea Towel

    ¥3,200
    ¥3,200
  • The Jocelyn kitchen towel by Amy MacCready, featuring a bold black geometric pattern, hangs on a string against a light background with a stack of white plates partly visible in the lower right corner. Close-up of Jocelyn by Amy MacCready—a textured kitchen towel crafted from recycled materials, featuring a black abstract geometric line pattern on a light beige background for a modern, artistic touch.

    Jocelyn Tea Towel

    ¥3,200
    ¥3,200
  • The Lush Meadow tea towel by Anette Heiberg, made from recycled materials and featuring a blue design with white and black tulips, hangs on a clothesline with white plates stacked at the bottom right against a neutral background. A close-up of the Lush Meadow kitchen towel by Anette Heiberg shows textured light blue fabric with a charming pattern of white tulip flowers, black centers, and blue stems—an elegant touch for any kitchen.

    Lush Meadow Tea Towel

    ¥3,200
    ¥3,200
  • The Ashley Celena Painted Petals ultra-absorbent kitchen towel, featuring a small red, blue, and white floral pattern, hangs on a clothesline against a plain beige background. Close-up of the ultra-absorbent "Painted Petals" kitchen towel by Ashley Celena, showing its dense red, blue, and dark blue floral pattern on white recycled fabric with visible texture and gentle vertical folds.

    Painted Petals Tea Towel

    ¥3,200
    ¥3,200
  • The Sara Mari "Freshly Picked" dishcloth set features three white cloths with yellow lemons and green leaves, laid on marble. Crafted from recycled materials, they're a stylish and practical eco-friendly cleaning choice. Freshly Picked by Sara Mari: White textured, super-absorbent dishtowels with a cheerful pattern of yellow lemons, lemon slices, green leaves, and dots on a light background.

    Freshly Picked Dishcloth Set

    ¥2,500
    ¥2,500
  • The Rachel Parker Painted Foliage Teal tea towel, featuring an abstract leaf design in blue, green, pink, and white, is displayed hanging on a clothesline against a simple background. The "Painted Foliage Teal" kitchen towel by Rachel Parker features an abstract pattern of overlapping green, blue, pink, and white leaves, creating a vibrant design that adds both style and function to your space. Ultra-absorbent for everyday use.

    Painted Foliage Teal Tea Towel

    ¥3,200
    ¥3,200
  • Three "Here Comes The Sun" kitchen towels by Aubrey Fairchild are arranged on a beige surface: one with lemon wedges, one with small suns, and one featuring yellow and white stripes. Three Aubrey Fairchild "Here Comes The Sun" dishtowels are shown: one with lemon wedges, one with sun shapes, and one with yellow and white stripes, all arranged on a light surface.

    Here Comes The Sun Dishcloth Set

    ¥2,500
    ¥2,500
    5.0
    Rated 5.0 out of 5 stars
    5.0
  • The Cole Strem "Inked Bloom" dish towel, featuring a black floral and dot pattern on white, is shown hanging over a clothesline against a neutral background. Close-up of Cole Strem's Inked Bloom dish towel, showcasing white textured fabric with a regular grid of simple black floral patterns and small dots.

    Inked Bloom Tea Towel

    ¥3,200
    ¥3,200
  • The Wander kitchen tea towel by Rachel Parker features bold white abstract squiggles on navy blue, hanging against a neutral background—crafted from recycled materials for an eco-friendly touch. The Wander tea towel by Rachel Parker features ultra-absorbent, textured navy blue fabric with a bold white abstract geometric pattern of curved, interlocking shapes—perfect for adding style to any kitchen.

    Wander Tea Towel

    ¥3,200
    ¥3,200
  • A recycled kitchen towel, Primrose Path by Charlie Rowan Designs, hangs on a line. Its quick-drying fabric shows blue, pink, orange, and yellow flowers with green stems. White plates are stacked nearby against a neutral background. Primrose Path by Charlie Rowan Designs: a recycled kitchen towel featuring whimsical birds, flowers, and strawberries in pink, orange, blue, yellow, and green on textured white fabric with gentle folds.

    Primrose Path Tea Towel

    ¥3,200
    ¥3,200
  • The Alphabet Monsters tea towel by Vaishali Design Studio features playful alphabet letters with cartoon faces on white ultra-absorbent recycled fabric, adding eco-friendly charm and color to any minimal space. The "Alphabet Monsters" tea towel by Vaishali Design Studio features colorful cartoon letters with playful monster faces, each with unique eyes and mouths, printed on a white, textured, ultra-absorbent fabric for a whimsical look.

    Alphabet Monsters Tea Towel

    ¥3,200
    ¥3,200
  • The Make A Wish bar towel by Vaishali Design Studio features colorful, lit birthday candles and black star shapes on white Geoweave fabric.

    Make A Wish Bar Towel

    ¥2,800
    ¥2,800
    5.0
    Rated 5.0 out of 5 stars
    5.0
  • The Cole Strem Eternal Slice towel, featuring a black pepperoni pizza slice pattern on ultra-absorbent white fabric, hangs on a clothesline against a plain, neutral background. Hand-drawn black pepperoni pizza slices are scattered on a light textured background, creating a playful repeating pattern on the Eternal Slice towel by Cole Strem—perfect as an ultra-absorbent or tea towel for your kitchen.

    Eternal Slice Tea Towel

    ¥3,200
    ¥3,200
  • Citrus Bloom by Ashley Celena—a blue recycled kitchen towel with yellow lemons, lemon slices, and pink foliage—hangs on a clothesline against a neutral background. The Citrus Bloom towel by Ashley Celena is a light blue, ultra-absorbent textured towel featuring whole yellow lemons, lemon slices, and pink and blue floral designs.

    Citrus Bloom Tea Towel

    ¥3,200
    ¥3,200
  • The Coit Creative "Dalmatian Dogs" ultra-absorbent green tea towel, featuring a repeating white Dalmatian pattern, is shown hanging on a clothesline against a neutral background. The Coit Creative Dalmation Dogs tea towel is green, textured, made from recycled materials, and features a repeating pattern of white cartoon Dalmatians with spots in various poses.

    Dalmation Dogs Tea Towel

    ¥3,200
    ¥3,200
  • Three fast-drying Flower Patch dishtowels by Charlie Rowan Designs, made with recycled materials, are arranged on a beige surface—featuring floral, geometric grid, and leafy patterns for an eco-friendly kitchen set. Three Flower Patch dishcloths by Charlie Rowan Designs, made from recycled materials, are shown on a light surface: one with fruit, flowers, and bees; one with a brown geometric floral pattern; and one with pastel pink, blue, and brown squares.

    Flower Patch Dishcloth Set

    ¥2,500
    ¥2,500
  • The Vaishali Design Studio "Colored Crayons" tea towel, featuring colorful crayon and star designs, quick-dries and hangs on a thin clothesline against a plain, neutral background. The "Colored Crayons" tea towel by Vaishali Design Studio has a white textured surface decorated with vibrant crayon illustrations and playful stars, made from quick-drying fabric for a fun and practical addition to your kitchen.

    Colored Crayons Tea Towel

    ¥3,200
    ¥3,200
  • The School Days Light tea towel by Amy MacCready features colorful school supplies on white fabric. Quick-drying and charming, it’s perfect for brightening up any kitchen or classroom. The School Days Light towel by Amy MacCready features a playful, colorful art supplies pattern—scissors, paintbrushes, palettes—on white quick-drying fabric, ideal as a tea towel for creative kitchens.

    School Days Light Tea Towel

    ¥3,200
    ¥3,200
  • The Bricks tea towel by Jennifer Bouron features a colorful geometric pattern of vertical rectangles in blue, pink, orange, green, and black. Made from recycled materials, it dries quickly and adds sustainable style to any kitchen. The Bricks tea towel by Jennifer Bouron features vibrant, randomly arranged blue, green, pink, red, orange, and black rectangles on a textured white background, and is crafted from recycled materials.

    Bricks Tea Towel

    ¥3,200
    ¥3,200
  • The Sardine Check Blue towel by Hufton Studio features a blue and white checkerboard design on top and seven blue fish illustrations on a quick-drying, plain white lower half.

    Sardine Check Blue Beach Towel

    ¥7,000
    ¥7,000
    4.8
    Rated 4.8 out of 5 stars
    4.8
  • The "Bluewood Garden" tea towel by Danelys Sidron features light blue flowers and brown branches on a dark fabric, hanging on a clothesline against a plain, light background. A close-up of Danelys Sidron’s Bluewood Garden tea towel shows small light blue flowers with brown stems on a dark green background. Made from recycled materials, it drapes softly, creating gentle folds and shadows.

    Bluewood Garden Tea Towel

    ¥3,200
    ¥3,200