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TIRAKITA CO., LTD.
Address | 339 Isshiki Hayama-machi Miura-gun Kanagawa, JAPAN ZIP:238-0026 |
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Representative Name | Atsushi Umehara |
Annual Revenue | closed |
No. of Employees | closed |
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[55cm×55cm]Straight from India! Roughly knitted rag with Indian specifications
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【約55cm×約55cm】現地からそのまま!インド仕様のざっくり編み雑巾
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Wholesale Price: Members Only
20 pcs /set
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Country of manufacture: India
Material / component: Also, of course, this is an unused item for sale, but since it is made from recycled cotton, the original stains, etc. can be seen. If you want to use it as a rag, it should be fine, but please refrain from using it if you are concerned about it.
Package: Identical to photo
Year of manufacture: 2024
Product tag: None
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Description
*Indian sensory dustcloth. This is a zokin* duster with a simple, lived-in Indian feel. The thickness of the cotton, the coarseness, the size, the color, and the overall atmosphere of the duster is a product with a rough Indian feel because it is made of recycled yarn. The sewing is messy, and the fabric has some fraying, but it is really just as the average Indian citizen uses it. They are used in various scenes of daily life, such as being attached to the tip of a mop for dusting, or being piled up for quickly wiping windows and seats of auto rickshaws. *I honestly wondered if I should sell it*. When I found it in India, I thought, "Oh, this is it! I was honestly worried about whether to sell it or not.] When I found it in India, I liked it so much that I bought it. However, when we actually saw them in Japan [It's like a rag even before I use it!] I was like, "This is a rag before I use it. The smell is also a bit nostalgic of gym mats*. It's strange, even though it's brand new. The zokin that are usually sold in Japan are, of course, unused, so I think they are clean cloth (towels), but the Indian zokin, even though they are unused, already have the feel of a zokin, and when I washed them, the water got dirty even though they were supposed to be unused. I wondered if I should sell it* because it looked so much like a zokin, but But I decided to sell it because it is a zokin! I am selling this product with the intention of selling it. |
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Shipping Method | Estimated Arrival |
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Sea Mail | From Jun.12th to Aug.14th |
Air Mail | From May.27th to May.29th |
EMS | From May.26th to May.29th |
Pantos Express | From May.28th to Jun.2nd |
DHL | From May.26th to May.28th |
UPS | From May.26th to May.28th |
FedEx | From May.26th to May.28th |
Some trading conditions may be applicable only in Japan.
[Please note that this product is made for local people in India, so the fabric may be frayed or not sewn well, and is very rough. Please understand that this product is for people who can use it without worrying about details.
Also, of course, this is an unused item, but because it is made from recycled cotton, the original dirt, etc. can be seen. If you use it as a rag, it should be fine, but please refrain from using it if you are concerned about it. [Product size] approx. 1cm x 55cm x 55cm, approx. 100g [Category]Indian and Asian Cloths:Indian Towel * Rags * Dusters [Tags] rag mop duster India Asian kitchen duster kitchen cloth Asian cloth Indian fabric ethnic |
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This is a zokin* duster with a simple, lived-in Indian feel. The thickness of the cotton, the coarseness, the size, the color, and the overall atmosphere of the duster is a product with a rough Indian feel because it is made of recycled yarn.
The sewing is messy, and the fabric has some fraying, but it is really just as the average Indian citizen uses it. They are used in various scenes of daily life, such as being attached to the tip of a mop for dusting, or being piled up for quickly wiping windows and seats of auto rickshaws.
*I honestly wondered if I should sell it*.
When I found it in India, I thought, "Oh, this is it! I was honestly worried about whether to sell it or not.] When I found it in India, I liked it so much that I bought it.
However, when we actually saw them in Japan
[It's like a rag even before I use it!]
I was like, "This is a rag before I use it.
The smell is also a bit nostalgic of gym mats*.
It's strange, even though it's brand new.
The zokin that are usually sold in Japan are, of course, unused, so I think they are clean cloth (towels), but the Indian zokin, even though they are unused, already have the feel of a zokin, and when I washed them, the water got dirty even though they were supposed to be unused.
I wondered if I should sell it* because it looked so much like a zokin, but
But I decided to sell it because it is a zokin! I am selling this product with the intention of selling it.
インドのシンプルな生活感あふれる、雑巾・ダスターです。リサイクル糸を使用しているため、コットンの厚みや、目の粗さ、サイズ感、色味など全体的な雰囲気などがざっくりインドを感じさせる一品です。
縫製は雑で、生地にもほつれがあったりと、本当にインドの一般庶民が使っているそのまんま。現地ではモップの先端に付けて雑巾がけにしたり、オートリキシャのウィンドウやシートをサッと拭けるように積まれていたり、本当に日常生活の様々なシーンで使用されています。
■販売するか正直悩みました・・・
インドで見つけたときは『ああ、これこれ!ありそうでないざっくり感が最高!』と気に入って仕入れてきたティラキタ買い付け班。
しかしながら、実際に日本で見てみると
『これ使う前から完全に雑巾なんですけど!!!』
というものでした。
匂いもちょっと懐かしい体育館のマットの匂い・・・
新品なのに不思議です。
日本で通常販売されている雑巾は、もちろん未使用なので綺麗な布(タオル)だと思うのですが、インドの雑巾は未使用なのにすでに雑巾感が半端なく、未使用なはずなのに洗うと水が汚れました。
あまりに雑巾感が強いので、販売して良いものか・・・と悩みましたが
だって雑巾なので!と意を決して販売します。