Kaya Fabric Kitchen Cloth | Cat and Wool Yarn Embroidery | Kiyoi (Japan) cooking The pages inside are the

The pages inside are the same for both cover colors

this playful scene captures the simple comfort of finding the perfect unexpected place to nap

And the stainless steel construction with leakproof cap makes it extra durable

This is a color art print of the original marker drawing

All pieces are printed on vintage presses — a Vandercook SP-15 from 1966 and a Chandler & Price Pilot

Kaya Fabric Kitchen Cloth | Cat and Wool Yarn Embroidery | Kiyoi (Japan) cooking The pages inside are theThe Kaya Fabric Kitchen Cloth is a charming and versatile dishcloth made from mosquito net fabric carefully woven in Nara Prefecture, Japan. Embroidered with a playful cat and wool yarn design, this cloth brings a smile to your daily routine. Initially stiff due to glue, it transforms into a soft, fluffy texture after washing with lukewarm water, offering excellent water absorbency (1. 3x that of cotton), quick drying, and durability. Perfect for use