Beautiful tea towel/dishcloth featuring delicate, subtle colours that convey both cleanliness and refinement, wrapped in decorative paper with patterns inspired by treasures from the Shōsōin Repository. One of the best sellers and signature items of Nakagawa, these cloths combine "hana" (flower) and "fukin" (dishcloth)—bringing the joy of colourful blooms to everyday kitchen tasks. 

Made by layering two pieces of kaya-ori, a specialty fabric from Nara, Japan, with a loose weave that offers excellent absorption when folded and dries quickly when hung flat. The natural cotton and ramie fibres will develop an increasingly soft texture with repeated washing.

Remarkably versatile beyond dishcloths—wrap lunch boxes, strain broth, absorb moisture from vegetables, and more.