hiorie gauze handkerchief set of made in Little Star set of 3 colors (Hiorie) 6-ply towel, 3, Japan, design,

【Gauze Handkerchief Towel 3-Piece Set】 Country of Origin: Japan Material: 100% Cotton Size: Approx. 25 x 25 cm Colors: Charcoal, Ash Blue, Ochre Set Contents: 3 handkerchief towels of the same color, or 3 assorted colors (Charcoal + Ash Blue + Ochre) [100% Cotton with Excellent Absorbency and Quick-Drying Properties] By layering six layers of cotton gauze, air is trapped between the layers, resulting in a uniquely soft and fluffy texture. Its superior absorbency and quick-drying properties ensure it stays clean at all times. [Gets softer with each wash] A special feature is that it becomes even softer and more comfortable against the skin with each wash. You can enjoy watching it change as if you were nurturing it yourself. [Perfect size for thorough wiping without being bulky] A comfortable size of approximately 25 x 25 cm, even for those who sweat a lot. More compact than a hand towel, it won't take up much space in your bag. [Soothing colors for both adults and children] Woven using the traditional Senshu Nanbu weaving technique, which inherits the traditional cotton weaving methods of Senshu, Osaka. The nuanced, calming colors make it suitable for people of all ages and genders. Another highlight is that you can enjoy different color schemes on the front and back. By layering six layers of cotton gauze, air is trapped between the layers, resulting in a uniquely soft and fluffy texture. It also boasts excellent water absorption and quick-drying properties, ensuring it stays clean at all times. Because it's made of gauze, a key feature is that it becomes even softer and more comfortable against the skin with each wash. You can enjoy watching it change as if you were nurturing it yourself. These towels are less bulky than pile towels and store neatly. They're perfect for travel and outings. They dry quickly and shed less lint, making them ideal for kitchen use as well. This fabric is woven using the "Senshu Nanbu-ori" method, which inherits the traditional cotton weaving techniques of Senshu, Osaka. It features a unique three-dimensional texture and nuanced colors. Another highlight is that you can enjoy different color schemes on the front and back.