[Japan fuwara Six-Layer Gauze Handkerchief] Chien-er Handkerchief

The fuwara six-layer gauze handkerchief is made from Japanese pure cotton gauze, intricately woven with six layers of soft, delicate fabric. Unlike ordinary terry cloth, six-layer gauze is breathable, absorbent, and quick-drying, becoming softer with every wash to feel closer to your skin during daily use. Its small and lightweight design fits easily into a pocket or bag, making it a warm and reassuring choice for wiping away sweat, caring for a baby's hands and face, or as a small gift. Originating from the Mikawa region of Aichi Prefecture, Japan—a cradle of cotton textile technology—fuwara's six-layer gauze is meticulously crafted by local artisans. From design and weaving to stitching, the entire process is completed in their own factory. Each handkerchief is made from 100% pure cotton, offering breathability, softness, and a gentle feel against the skin. Even with daily use and frequent washing, it becomes increasingly fluffy and soft over time. Whether for adults to wipe their brow or for babies in their daily routine, it's a reassuring and comforting choice. ✨ Product Features • Six-layer gauze structure: Lightweight, breathable, and soft against the skin • 100% Cotton material: Gentle and non-irritating, suitable for sensitive skin • Softens with washing: Becomes noticeably fluffier after washing • Made in Japan: From the Mikawa region of Aichi Prefecture, ensuring quality and peace of mind • Artisan craftsmanship: Meticulous attention to detail, imbued with warmth 📏 Product Information • Size: Approx. 27 × 29 cm • Material: 100% Cotton • Origin: Made in Japan (Aichi Prefecture) 🎁 Kindly Note • Each item is woven from natural cotton; its softness will increase over time with use. • We recommend using a neutral detergent and avoiding bleach or fabric softeners to maintain absorbency and breathability. • Machine washable and hand washable. Please air dry naturally after washing. Avoid using a dryer to prevent shrinkage or deformation of the gauze.