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Vibrant Hana Fukin (Dishcloth) - Linen

72,00 kr
72,00 kr
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The Hana Fukin, dishcloths, feature kaya-ori fabric dyed in quintessentially Japanese colour tones, elegantly presented in decorative paper. Each presentation wrapper is adorned with illustrations of the flower that inspired its colour, creating a ...

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Material: Ramie 100%, Two layers of Kaya-ori fabric stacked together.

Edge finishing: French seam finish (hand-sewn)

Size: Approx. 58 x 58cm

Size of package: 17 x 17cm

Handling Precautions

※Please wash thoroughly with water or lukewarm water to remove the starch before use.

※201 Blackberry Lily～205 Spiraea can be washed with oxygen-based bleach.

※For 200 White Lily, chlorine-based bleach can also be used.

※Please do not use fabric softener as it will reduce absorbency.

※Due to the characteristics of the fabric, fraying may occur if strong force is applied.

※Shrinkage may occur with washing and drying.

If you feel the absorbency is poor

※There may be starch residue. Please wash thoroughly with water or lukewarm water to remove the starch.

※The fibers may have absorbed oil.

For 201 Blackberry Lily～205 Spiraea, pre-wash with oxygen-based bleach (chlorine-based bleach is also acceptable for 200 White Lily), then wash thoroughly with water or lukewarm water.

Highly Absorbent, Quick-Drying

These dishcloths are made by sewing together two layers of kaya-ori, a specialty fabric from Nara Prefecture. With its loose weave, large size, and thin profile, this cloth offers excellent absorption when folded and dries quickly when hung out flat—making it remarkably practical.

Beyond Wiping: A Versatile Companion for Daily Life

Beyond dishcloths, these versatile pieces can wrap lunch boxes, strain broth, absorb moisture from vegetables, and serve numerous other purposes. We invite you to discover how they best complement your own lifestyle.

Care Instructions for Lasting Use

1. Removing Initial Starch: New Hana Fukin cloths contain starch. If using as dishcloths, please rinse with lukewarm water to remove the starch before first use. The fabric will gradually become softer to the touch with use, improving its absorbency. 2. Washing: We recommend hand washing with a neutral kitchen detergent. If machine washing, please use a mesh laundry bag and a liquid detergent without optical brighteners, washing gently. 3. Sterilisation and Bleaching: For stains that don't come out through normal washing, special care treatments are available: ●Sterilisation: Add a small amount of salt and vinegar to water, bring to a boil, then immerse the cloth for about 5 minutes. ●Bleaching: The White Lily colour can withstand both chlorine and oxygen-based bleaches. For all other colours, please use only oxygen-based bleaches.

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Handling & care

※Please wash thoroughly with water or lukewarm water to remove the starch before use.
※201 Blackberry Lily～205 Spiraea can be washed with oxygen-based bleach.
※For 200 White Lily, chlorine-based bleach can also be used.
※Please do not use fabric softener as it will reduce absorbency.
※Due to the characteristics of the fabric, fraying may occur if strong force is applied.
※Shrinkage may occur with washing and drying.

If you feel the absorbency is poor
※There may be starch residue. Please wash thoroughly with water or lukewarm water to remove the starch.
※The fibers may have absorbed oil.
For 201 Blackberry Lily～205 Spiraea, pre-wash with oxygen-based bleach (chlorine-based bleach is also acceptable for 200 White Lily), then wash thoroughly with water or lukewarm water.

Delivery & returns

Free international shipping available on qualifying orders. Global shipping from Nara, Japan via DHL. Returns accepted within 14 days of delivery for unused items in original packaging (return shipping at customer's expense).

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