Product Description
These undyed bath towels are woven in Nara prefecture, Japan. Made using four layers of traditional Japanese "Kaya" (mosquito net) organic cotton textile.
Overtime with washing and use these cloths will continue to soften. Please wash with warm water prior to use.
Details
Sold individually.
Material: 100% organic cotton.
Colour: Undyed natural brown cotton.
Care instructions: gentle machine wash.
Measurements: 120 x 65cm
Made in Nara, Japan.
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Based in the ceramic heartland of Yokkaichi, Mie Prefecture, Nankei Pottery has been a steward of Japanese craftsmanship since 1913. Originally founded as a clay refiner, the family-run kiln eventually transitioned into master potters, specializing in the 300-year-old tradition of Banko-yaki (Banko ware). Today, under fourth-generation leadership, they are renowned for their "Banjikyusu" philosophy—the belief that even in difficult times, pausing to brew a perfect cup of tea can turn misfortune into fortune. Every piece, from their signature purple-clay teapots to their minimalist tableware, is managed entirely in-house to ensure a seamless blend of historical technique and modern functional beauty.
Read more about Nankei Pottery's Story Here.
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