Shikisai Kaya Japanese Kitchen Cloth (2 colors)

7,50€

~~8,50€~~ 7,50€

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Color Pink Beige

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These Kaya cloth napkins, produced in the Kanto region, are a true Japanese craft. The cotton was dyed in the Senshu region of Osaka, and the weaving was carried out in Nara. Woven with a thick yarn, they offer a soft volume and excellent durability. The mosquito net fabric (Kaya), renowned for its high absorbency, is ideal for use in the kitchen.

Their texture may initially be slightly rough, but after a run under warm water, they become soft, breathable, and dry quickly. These versatile towels can be used as hand towels, for draining vegetables, or for drying dishes. Once worn, they transform into dust cloths, extending their usefulness. A durable product, suitable for daily use for a long time.

Two colors to choose from:
pink or beige

Dimensions:
30cm x 30cm
May shrink slightly after machine washing.

I'll slip into your order from €60 of purchase

summer sticker

summer sticker

Delivery

We prepare your order the same day or the next (working days), and delivery then depends on our carrier. Delivery times are the sole responsibility of the carriers. Monoé cannot be held liable for any failure to meet these deadlines.

Here are our estimated delivery times:

France and European countries: 2 to 6 days
Switzerland: 4 to 10 days

During collection launches, these times are extended due to a large number of orders. It can take up to ten days to dispatch all orders placed within the first 48 hours after launch. If your order is urgent (e.g., birthday), you can send us an email, and we will do our best to dispatch your order as quickly as possible.

Returns & Exchanges

You have 14 days from receipt of the package to make a return. Products must be returned in their original packaging and must not have been used, damaged, or soiled. Requests should be made via email to contact@monoe-shop.com. Return shipping costs are the responsibility of the customer.

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