These cloths feature traditional Japanese patterns hand-drawn with brushes and arranged in hexagonal and diamond shapes. The craftspeople have carefully preserved the distinctive blurring, gradation, and textural variations characteristic of brush painting in the printing process.

Nara's traditional craft 'Kaya-ori' is a loosely woven, thin fabric that predates the Nara period, originally used for mosquito nets (kaya) with the clever purpose of 'letting the breeze in while keeping mosquitoes out.' These five-layer cotton Kaya-ori cloths become softer with each use, offering excellent absorbency and remarkable durability. Perfect for drying dishes, wiping surfaces, or as hand towels. They also make thoughtful gifts for any occasion.