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YAMANI
| Address | 6947-1 Tokicho Mizunamishi Gifu, JAPAN ZIP:509-6101 |
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| Representative Name | SHUNICHI KOGISO |
| Annual Revenue | closed |
| No. of Employees | closed |
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Dishcloth Japanese Tableware Kaya Fabric Dishcloth Made in Japan
SD item code:11716601
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Lot 1
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ロット1
(58193568)
JAN:4580268704163
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(58193568)
JAN:4580268704163
Wholesale Price: Members Only
1 pc /set
In Stock
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Lot 10
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ロット10
(58193568)
JAN:4580268704163
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(58193568)
JAN:4580268704163
Wholesale Price: Members Only
10 pcs /set
In Stock
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About 10 days
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Width/30x30cm
Weight/approx. 32g |
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Country of manufacture: Japan
Material / component: 100% rayon, 8-ply / Nara Prefecture (Made in Japan)
Package: Individual Packaging
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Description
| Kaya Fabric Dishcloth with Embroidery [Japanese Lifestyle] Donabe Kaya Fabric Dishcloth with Embroidery - Donabe These [Kaya Fabric Dish Cloths] are made from mosquito net fabric carefully and painstakingly woven over time in Nara Prefecture—Japan’s only remaining production center for mosquito nets—and then embroidered or printed in Wakayama Prefecture. It is said that these dishcloths originated when female factory workers at a mosquito net factory, feeling it was a waste to discard defective fabric or scraps left over from cutting, began sewing several pieces together to make them for their own use. At first, the fabric is stiff and taut due to the starch, but once you remove the starch with lukewarm water or plain water, it will shrink surprisingly much. As a result, it becomes soft, fluffy, and supple to the touch. It also has excellent absorbency (1.3 times that of cotton), dries quickly, and is durable. They have a variety of uses, such as hand towels, draining vegetables, and wiping dishes. Once they’ve worn out, they can be repurposed as counter cloths or cleaning rags. It’s wonderful that they last so long. The cozy, subtle embroidery, reminiscent of traditional Japanese living, brings a smile to your day. Recommended Uses: Microwave wipes, counter cloths, hand towels, dish towels, *Click here for other items in the [Kaya Fabric Dishcloth with Embroidery [Japanese Lifestyle]] series / Series Items *Click here to view items by newest first / New Items *Click here to view items by popularity / View Popularity |
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| Shipping Method | Estimated Arrival |
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| Sea Mail | From Oct.7th 2026 to Dec.9th 2026 |
| Air Mail | From Sep.21st 2026 to Sep.23rd 2026 |
| EMS | From Sep.18th 2026 to Sep.23rd 2026 |
| Pantos Express | From Sep.22nd 2026 to Sep.25th 2026 |
| DHL | From Sep.18th 2026 to Sep.22nd 2026 |
| UPS | From Sep.18th 2026 to Sep.22nd 2026 |
| FedEx | From Sep.18th 2026 to Sep.22nd 2026 |
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Kaya Fabric Dishcloth with Embroidery - Donabe
These [Kaya Fabric Dish Cloths] are made from mosquito net fabric carefully and painstakingly woven over time in Nara Prefecture—Japan’s only remaining production center for mosquito nets—and then embroidered or printed in Wakayama Prefecture.
It is said that these dishcloths originated when female factory workers at a mosquito net factory, feeling it was a waste to discard defective fabric or scraps left over from cutting, began sewing several pieces together to make them for their own use.
At first, the fabric is stiff and taut due to the starch, but once you remove the starch with lukewarm water or plain water, it will shrink surprisingly much.
As a result, it becomes soft, fluffy, and supple to the touch. It also has excellent absorbency (1.3 times that of cotton), dries quickly, and is durable.
They have a variety of uses, such as hand towels, draining vegetables, and wiping dishes.
Once they’ve worn out, they can be repurposed as counter cloths or cleaning rags. It’s wonderful that they last so long.
The cozy, subtle embroidery, reminiscent of traditional Japanese living, brings a smile to your day.
Recommended Uses: Microwave wipes, counter cloths, hand towels, dish towels,
*Click here for other items in the [Kaya Fabric Dishcloth with Embroidery [Japanese Lifestyle]] series / Series Items
*Click here to view items by newest first / New Items
*Click here to view items by popularity / View Popularity
Kaya Fabric Dish Cloth with Embroidery - Donabe
日本で唯一残っている蚊帳(かや)産地奈良県で時間をかけて丁寧に織られた蚊帳生地の布巾に、和歌山県で刺繍やプリントを施した「かや生地ふきん」。
蚊帳を作る工場の女工さんたちが、不良生地や裁断の残りの余り生地をもったいないと何枚か合わせて縫製し、自分たちのために作り始めた事が誕生のきっかけといわれています。
最初は糊がついている為、硬くピンと張った状態ですが、ぬるま湯またはお水で糊を落としていただきますと驚くほど収縮します。
その分、柔らかくふんわり、そして、しなやかな風合いになります。吸水性も抜群(綿の1.3倍)で、乾きも早い、そして丈夫です。
お手拭きや、野菜の水切り、食器拭きなど使い方色々。
くたくたになったら台拭き、雑巾へ。永く使えるのが嬉しい。
和の暮らしを思わせる、ほっこりとしたワンポイント刺繍が毎日にほほ笑みを。
おすすめ用途：レンジ拭き、台拭き、お手拭き、食器拭き、
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