This design began as a series of handcarved linocut blockprints featuring persimmon fruit and branches; these prints were digitally collaged to produce a colorful all-over pattern.
This towel is a generous 27x27" square to maximize its usefulness:
Use it in the kitchen to dry hands or dishes, or to cover you bread dough as it rises
Use it as a furoshiki: wrap a bottle of wine or a small box to give as a housewarming or holiday present, or use it to carry a picnic lunch to your local park
Wrap it around your neck as a bandana
Hang it on your wall to lend your room a pop of color
Product details:
27×27" square • 100% cotton – soft and highly absorbent
Corner hanging loop
Designed in Seattle, WA by artist Lauren Nishizaki. Made in India in a GOTS certified facility that ensures environmentally sustainable and socially responsible production. Towels are made to OEKO-TEX standards.
Care instructions: machine wash cold; line dry or tumble dry low to prevent fading.
Artist Lauren Nishizaki infuses her stationery with a celebration of her Japanese American heritage and with the beauty of the Pacific Northwest that she calls home. All products are grounded in sustainability and printed on environmentally friendly materials. Cards are printed locally in Seattle, and towels are printed and sewn in India. All products feature Lauren's original designs and are reproductions of her pen drawings and relief prints.
