Senshu TowelsThese exceptionally soft, 100% organic cotton towels are made in the birthplace of towels in Japan, Senshu. While Imabari is also a renowned region and brand, towels were first imported to Senshu from Germany in 1885 with the aim to research and develop weaving techniques. This led to the highest quality towels for which Japan is now known. Using the innovative methods founded 130 years ago, they are weaved and washed to maintain their softness yet be

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which all embodied a sense of dynamism and playfulness

Hang the broom to dry in an area with plentiful airflow

and creates a unique opacity

The box’s clean design and robust material make it an anchoring object

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this tray offers a natural and elegant way to display soaps and dispensers

These vases bring the natural expression of stone to any room

It comes in two varieties: noren (Japanese fabric divider with two panels) and tapestry

Bound by copper in bundles of 5

The Candle Warmer

Style them as a handbag or shoulder bag