Nakagawa Masashichi Shoten Kaya-ori Dishcloth - Spring Flower Patterns This kaya-ori dishcloth features patterns of wildflowers blooming gracefully in the spring fields and mountains. It has a vibrant design with cornflowers, dogwoods, shepherd's purse, and more scattered throughout. "Kaya-ori," a craft of Nara, is a thin, loosely woven fabric used for mosquito nets ("kaya") that dates back to before the Nara period, known for letting air pass through while keeping mosquitoes out. This dishcloth is made by sewing together five layers of cotton kaya-ori. It becomes softer with use, has excellent absorbency, and is durable, allowing for long-term use. It's also perfect for wiping dishes, countertops, and hands. Ideal for small gifts and giveaways. Material: 100% Cotton / 5-layer Kaya-ori Specifications: Edge stitching: Serger finish (machine) Product Size: Size Guide Size: Approximately 30 x 40 cm