Wa-taoru "Inko Narabe"

Parakeets in a Row – A Colorful Bird Parade on an Everyday Towel This cheerful little towel is called 和たおるフェイス インコ並べ (Wa-taoru Face Inko Narabe) – "Japanese Towel: Parakeets in a Row". The design radiates good cheer: On a pure white background, numerous small Inko (インコ, parakeets) line up in playful groups – sometimes in sunny yellow, sometimes in fresh green, each with a unique, endearing expression. The term Narabe (並べ) means "lined up" and describes the rhythmic, almost musical arrangement of the little bird figures. Parakeets are very popular as pets in Japan and stand for sociability, cheerfulness, and bubbly energy. A towel that immediately brings a smile to your face – perfect for bird lovers and anyone who appreciates a colorful companion in everyday life. Your Benefits at a Glance Brilliant front side: The smoothly woven cotton side makes illustrations, colors, and fine details stand out beautifully. Absorbent back side: The soft terry cloth back ensures a pleasant feel and good everyday usability. Compact and practical: A handy towel for on the go, work, the bathroom, or as a small gift with a Japanese touch. Frequently Asked Questions ▸ What distinguishes Wa-taoru from classic terry cloth? The double-sided construction combines a smoothly woven cotton front (brilliantly displays the illustration) with an absorbent terry cloth back. Two functions in one towel – aesthetic and practical at the same time. ▸ How do I care for the Wa-taoru? Machine wash up to 40 °C, without fabric softener (which reduces the absorbency of the terry side). Tumble dry at medium heat. ▸ What is the Wa-taoru intended for? As an everyday, hand, or guest towel; also ideal for on the go thanks to its compact size. The terry cloth back dries hands and face pleasantly soft, while the front showcases the motif. Manufactured by HAMAMONYO, since 1948 in Yokohama. The careful Japanese craftsmanship ensures a pleasant feel, good absorbency, and everyday quality.