CAYA Kaya Cloth Dishcloth by Ban Inoue — 58 x 58cm
(Dimensions)
58 x 58cm
(Materials)
100% cotton kaya (mosquito net) fabric, 2 layers
(Specifications)
Weight: 45g
Wash before first use.
Do not bleach (except White).
Will shrink slightly and soften with each wash.
Made in Japan
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Within BC: $16 CAD, Free over $100 CAD
Rest of Canada: $22 CAD, Free over $150 CAD
USA: $25 CAD, Free over $180 CAD
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CAYA Kaya Cloth Dishcloth by Ban Inoue — 58 x 58cm
Kaya is the airy cotton mesh once used for mosquito nets in Nara, and Ban Inoue makes these cloths using that same traditional weave. This large two-layer cloth is thin and light, soaks up water quickly, and dries fast — just right for drying big plates, bowls, and glassware.
It arrives a little stiff (there's a light starch from weaving), so give it a rinse before first use. After a few washes it shrinks slightly and turns soft and fluffy, and it only gets better from there. The colours are inspired by Japanese seasons and nature. Made in Japan.
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Within BC: $16 CAD, Free over $100 CAD
Rest of Canada: $22 CAD, Free over $150 CAD
USA: $25 CAD, Free over $180 CAD
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CAYA Kaya Cloth Dishcloth by Ban Inoue — 58 x 58cm
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