These dishcloths feature a design that resembles a bouquet of flowers when folded. Perfect for gifts occasions, expressing gratitude, or as a thoughtful farewell present.

Nara's traditional craft 'Kaya-ori' originated approximately 1,700 years ago when the technique was introduced to Nara for creating mosquito nets (kaya)—a loosely woven fabric that allows breeze to pass through while keeping mosquitoes out. These five-layer sewn cloths become softer with use, offering excellent absorbency and durability.

 They're versatile helpers around the kitchen, ideal for drying dishes, wiping countertops, and as hand towels.

[Pink] Features white dahlias, pink roses, and red poppies—primarily flowers whose language of flowers represents 'gratitude.'

[Yellow] A bright, cheerful bouquet gathering mimosa, gerbera, and oncidium in yellow and orange hues.

[Light Blue] A collection of refreshing flowers perfect for spring and summer, including feverfew, calla lilies, lace flowers, and lisianthus.