Have you ever wished to separate kitchen paper without touching the main body with your wet hands? YAMASAKI Hiroshi, the designer, devised a structure to hold the core of the kitchen paper, using a water-resistant and easy-to-clean stainless steel wire. When gripping it, the rotation of the kitchen paper is fixed, allowing it to be detached from the core with ease. When not in use, the grip part can be hung on a commercially available hook on a wall.

This is a lightweight and casual square cloth that can be used in everyday scenes. It is made of 100% cotton and features a fabric with a sheer and slightly glossy texture. Its texture becomes softer and fluffier with each wash. Let’s be creative in using FUROSHIKI, the versatile, multi-functional cloth!