Mini Plush Toy
$ 28.00
Small enough to fit into your little one’s hand, this critter will keep your little one company from crib to playroom. Made from the softest 100% gauze cotton, this miniature plush toy is hand-embroidered and made with no artificial dyes or chemical bleaching. It’s the perfect gift for young children with sensitive skin and those interested in natural parenting.
About Daitou Shingu
Established in 1925 as a Japanese futon maker, Daitou Shingu has a singular goal of providing the most comfortable sleep experience possible. Every item in the collection is made by hand using traditional Japanese techniques, natural dyes, and absolutely no bleaching or chemical processing. The result is super soft, all-natural bedding and sleepwear that soothes you into the best sleep of your life.
Materials: 100% cotton, Filler: 100% polyester
Dimensions: Rabbit: Height: 3¾” Width: 1¾” Length: 1½"
Cat/Dog/Sheep: Height: 4½” Width: 1¾” Length: 1½"
Care: Machine wash with like colors in warm water (40℃) inside a mesh bag. Do not use bleach. Reshape item while damp. Hang dry in a shady area. Iron on medium if needed.
Kyoto, Japan
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Lattice Linen Towel
$ 124.00
A lightweight version of our bestselling Lattice towel, the Lattice Linen Towel blends cotton and linen threads for an elegant take on texture. Its waffle structure increases the surface area of this towel, making it quick-drying and remarkably absorbent. Soft to the touch and elegantly sculpted, this beautiful style is our idea of functional elegance. This style includes a handy loop for hanging.
About Japanese Towels
Japanese towels are known as some of the most absorbent towels in the world. Traditionally compact and lightweight, their functional design is perfect for travel, daily use, and easy storage. Our slow-loomed towels are made the traditional way in Imabari, where towel-making has been the regional specialty for over 200 years. Soft and comforting, each towel pampers your skin as gently as a plush blanket.
Learn more about Japanese towels on our Journal.
Materials: 15% Linen, 15% Ramie, 70% Cotton
Dimensions:
|
Bath Towel (XL) |
33½” x 57" |
|
Compact Bath Towel (L) |
22¾” x 42¼” |
|
Hand Towel (M) |
14¼” x 33½” |
|
Washcloth (S) |
14¼” x 14¼” |
Care: Machine wash with cold water and mild detergent. No bleach or fabric softeners. Hang or tumble dry low.
Imabari, Japan
Gauze Towel
$ 11.00
The Gauze Towel was designed with the modern minimalist in mind. Reminiscent of the soft, weightless feeling of gauze cotton, this luxurious towel features a loosely-woven front and supple terry pile backing. A compact size and muted colorways make for a beautifully serene spa towel, no matter where you seek your moments of relaxation.
About Japanese Towels
Japanese towels are known as some of the most absorbent towels in the world. Traditionally compact and lightweight, their functional design is perfect for travel, daily use, and easy storage. Our slow-loomed towels are made the traditional way in Imabari, where towel-making has been the regional specialty for over 200 years. Soft and comforting, each towel pampers your skin as gently as a plush blanket.
Learn about how Japanese towels are made on our Journal.
Imabari, Japan
| Bath Towel (L) | 25" x 51" |
| Hand Towel (M) | 13½” x 33½” |
| Washcloth (S) |
13¼“ x 16”
|
Puchi Puchi Towel
$ 11.00
Taking its name from the Japanese word for “bubble wrap,” the Puchi Puchi towel features a raised polka dot texture on its surface. This playful style is made from 100% cotton that absorbs water in seconds and feels great against your skin. Compact and made with little loops of cotton terry pile, the Puchi Puchi collection is the perfect mix of Japanese and Western towel styles.
About Japanese Towels
Japanese towels are known as some of the most absorbent towels in the world. Traditionally compact and lightweight, their functional design is perfect for travel, daily use, and easy storage. Our slow-loomed towels are made the traditional way in Imabari, where towel-making has been the regional specialty for over 200 years. Soft and comforting, each towel pampers your skin as gently as a plush blanket.
Learn about how Japanese towels are made on our Journal.
Materials: 100% Cotton
Care: Machine wash with cold water and mild detergent. No bleach or fabric softeners. Hang or tumble dry low.
Imabari, Japan
| Bath Towel (L) | 24¾” x 49” |
| Hand Towel (M) | 13¾” x 31½” |
| Washcloth (S) | 13¾” x 13¾” |
Linen Textured Porcelain Vase - Linen
$ 36.00
These remarkably thin vases and vessels are a modern representation of traditional “Arita Ware”. To achieve their unique texture, skilled artisans imprint fabric (in this case linen) onto the exterior. This process gives each vessel a familiar feeling and softened aesthetic. Despite being thin enough to be transparent and being less than half the weight of similar pieces, these vessels are strong and can be handled with confidence.
About Arita Ware
The town of Arita in Saga prefecture has a long history of porcelain manufacturing that is thought to date back to the early 16th century. It is said that the first white, hard-paste ceramics in Japan were made here. The spiritual tradition and pride of producing Arita ware has kept it alive throughout the generations, and authentic pieces are still in high-demand to this day.
Materials: Porcelain
Dimensions: Small: 1.69” Diameter x 3.74” Height, Medium: 2.36” Diameter x 4.72” Height, Large: 3.74” Diameter x 5.91” Height
Care: Wash regularly with warm water and mild detergent and dry thoroughly. A small amount of bleach can be used for stubborn stains. Porcelain may crack if exposed to rapid heating or cooling.
Arita, Japan
