These sponge cloths absorb more than 10 times their own weight in water, dry quickly and are extremely hygienic.
The cloths are made of cellulose, a fibre obtained from wood waste. The cellulose is resistant to both cold and hot water, very durable and water-absorbent. It is also resistant to the growth of bacteria, which prevents unpleasant odours.
The sponge cloths can be sterilised in boiling water and washed in the washing machine without the need to use bleach. They are also harmless as combustible waste and are 100% decomposed and returned to the soil when buried in the ground.
They are designed by the design group kata kata, consisting of Takeshi Matsunaga and Chie Takai. They produce original fabrics with stencil colouring and printing, taking inspiration from animals, plants, insects and birds that we encounter in our daily lives.
features
Size: W170 x D2 x H200mm
Material: 70% cellulose / 30% cotton
Weight: 12g
These sponge cloths absorb more than 10 times their own weight in water, dry quickly and are extremely hygienic.
The cloths are made of cellulose, a fibre obtained from wood waste. The cellulose is resistant to both cold and hot water, very durable and water-absorbent. It is also resistant to the growth of bacteria, which prevents unpleasant odours.
The sponge cloths can be sterilised in boiling water and washed in the washing machine without the need to use bleach. They are also harmless as combustible waste and are 100% decomposed and returned to the soil when buried in the ground.
They are designed by the design group kata kata, consisting of Takeshi Matsunaga and Chie Takai. They produce original fabrics with stencil colouring and printing, taking inspiration from animals, plants, insects and birds that we encounter in our daily lives.
features
Size: W170 x D2 x H200mm
Material: 70% cellulose / 30% cotton
Weight: 12g
The cloths are made of cellulose, a fibre obtained from wood waste. The cellulose is resistant to both cold and hot water, very durable and water-absorbent. It is also resistant to the growth of bacteria, which prevents unpleasant odours.
The sponge cloths can be sterilised in boiling water and washed in the washing machine without the need to use bleach. They are also harmless as combustible waste and are 100% decomposed and returned to the soil when buried in the ground.
They are designed by the design group kata kata, consisting of Takeshi Matsunaga and Chie Takai. They produce original fabrics with stencil colouring and printing, taking inspiration from animals, plants, insects and birds that we encounter in our daily lives.