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Myrdal Kitchen Towel pot holders The "chu-sen" technique of hand-dyeing

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Description

The "chu-sen" technique of hand-dyeing dates back to the Meiji Period in Japan

withstands daily washing

simply iron lightly or warm the bag with a hot hair dryer and allow to cool

No two works are alike

This ring by Japanese jewelry maker Jona is made of oxidized silver

Myrdal Kitchen Towel pot holders The "chu-sen" technique of hand-dyeingThese patterned towels by Japanese brand Lino e Lina are made of 100% linen and make a wonderful addition to any kitchen and tabletop. Features a variety of stripes in different sizes. Available in purple, dark blue, and flax.

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