Nawrap Printed Dishcloths - Set of 3 - Mimosa + Hydrangea + Bush Clover - Flower Design - Made in Japan
Nawrap Printed Dishcloths - Set of 3 - Mimosa + Hydrangea + Bush Clover - Flower Design - Made in Japan
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Product description
This set of 3 Japanese dishcloths combines functionality with timeless floral artistry, featuring Mimosa, Hydrangea, and Bush Clover designs. Each cloth measures 13.5 x 16 inches and is woven from 100% rayon in a durable 6-ply construction, providing excellent absorbency and quick-drying performance. Over time, the authentic Japanese weave softens with use while retaining strength and stability. Machine washable, Oeko-Tex 100 certified, and handmade in Japan, these dishcloths bring together safety, durability, and elegance. A practical yet refined choice, they evolve into softer, more luxurious tools with every wash.
Family Business & History
Nawrap began in 1930 as a mosquito net manufacturing company. Since then, the brand has evolved into a line of beautiful home textiles. Nawrap is a fourth-generation family business located in Nara, Japan.
Elegant Japanese Floral Motifs
This set showcases Mimosa, Hydrangea, and Bush Clover designs, each reflecting the beauty of traditional Japanese artistry. The coordinated patterns bring a sense of seasonal charm and elegance to everyday kitchen tasks. Their floral themes add a touch of sophistication while highlighting nature-inspired aesthetics. More than just dishcloths, they serve as decorative yet functional textiles that elevate your home.
Elegant Japanese Floral Motifs
This set showcases Mimosa, Hydrangea, and Bush Clover designs, each reflecting the beauty of traditional Japanese artistry. The coordinated patterns bring a sense of seasonal charm and elegance to everyday kitchen tasks. Their floral themes add a touch of sophistication while highlighting nature-inspired aesthetics. More than just dishcloths, they serve as decorative yet functional textiles that elevate your home.
Elegant Japanese Floral Motifs
This set showcases Mimosa, Hydrangea, and Bush Clover designs, each reflecting the beauty of traditional Japanese artistry. The coordinated patterns bring a sense of seasonal charm and elegance to everyday kitchen tasks. Their floral themes add a touch of sophistication while highlighting nature-inspired aesthetics. More than just dishcloths, they serve as decorative yet functional textiles that elevate your home.
Mimosa
Hydrangea
Bush Clover
Authentic Japanese Weaving with Evolving Softness
Handmade in Japan, these dishcloths are carefully produced using traditional weaving techniques that enhance both strength and longevity. Over time, micro pulls soften the fabric without compromising durability, offering a unique tactile experience that evolves with use. Certified safe by Oeko-Tex 100, they combine trusted quality with environmentally responsible materials. Each cloth reflects Japanese dedication to making everyday tools practical, reliable, and beautiful.
Exceptional Absorbency & Quick Drying
Crafted with a 6-ply weave, these rayon dishcloths provide excellent water absorption while drying quickly to maintain freshness and hygiene. The layered construction makes them thin yet effective, preventing unpleasant odors from lingering. Their mosquito-net style weave promotes airflow, ensuring they stay ready for repeated use throughout the day. This balance of performance and breathability makes them ideal for a busy kitchen environment.
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| Color | Mimosa, Hydrangea, and Bush Clover | Turquoise x Gray | Light Purple X Gray | Japanese White-Eye, Clover, Flower Designs | Poppy Print | Brown |
| Size | 13.5 x 16" | 6 x 42" | 6 x 42" | 13.5 x 16" | 12 x 12" | 14 x 14" |
| Ply | 6 | 6 | 6 | 6 | 4 | 4 |
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| Charcoal-Infused | X | X | X |
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Nawrap Towels
Experience a new kind of towel featuring mosquito net weaving, crafted for simplicity and softness to elevate everyday comfort.
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Crafted for durability and performance, Nawrap towels naturally neutralize odors. Their multi-layer weave and textured surface provide excellent absorbency and powerful cleaning when wet.
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Versatile Daily Towels
Nawrap towels are ideal for use in the kitchen, around the home, or during your morning run.
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Binchotan-Infused Towels
Binchotan charcoal, the highest grade of Japanese charcoal, has been used for centuries for its natural odor-neutralizing properties. Nawrap enhances its cloths and towels by infusing ultra-fine binchotan into the fibers, allowing the fabric to naturally absorb and neutralize odors as they occur.
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Binchotan-Infused Towels
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Binchotan-Infused Towels
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Natural Towels
Nawrap’s natural towel line is thoughtfully crafted with social and environmental responsibility in mind. Gentle on the skin and gentle on the environment, this collection is ideal for those who prefer a softer feel.
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Natural Towels
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What makes Nawrap towels unique?
Nawrap towels feature a traditional multi-layer weave woven in Nara, Japan, infused with ultra-fine binchotan charcoal to naturally neutralize odors without chemicals.
How durable and effective are Nawrap towels?
Designed for both durability and performance, they resist small pulls, offer superior absorbency, and improve softness over time.
What is the origin of Nawrap?
Nawrap is produced by Maruyama Fiber Industry Co., Ltd., a traditional weaving company from Nara, Japan (founded in 1930).





