A Japanese kaya gauze handkerchief by Ban Inoue, woven in Nara Prefecture from two layers of traditional kaya cotton and finished with a contrasting trim. Suitable as a handkerchief, face towel or food cover.
Kaya is a traditional Japanese open-weave textile, originally used for mosquito nets. Over time, with washing and use, it will continue to soften. Please wash in warm water before first use.
Also available in persimmon.
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Ban Inoue's inspiration is drawn from the beauty of "the flower" and of "wabi" from the Azuchi-Momoyama period. They are based in Nara, Japan, and focus on creating natural hemp and cotton homewares and accessories – integrating old traditions with modern functionality so that everyday objects are both beautiful and comfortable.
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Ban Inoue's inspiration is drawn from the beauty of "the flower" and of "wabi" from the Azuchi-Momoyama period. They are based in Nara, Japan, and focus on creating natural hemp and cotton homewares and accessories – integrating old traditions with modern functionality so that everyday objects are both beautiful and comfortable.
