Assorted Home Goods
1. Super Clarim
This laundry bar soap is for use on hand wash items and leaves your clothes with the fresh scent of clean laundry. Made in Portugal.
250 g
2-3. Dokkaebi Bojagi
This brightly patterned bojagi wrapping fabric is decorated with small shapes spelling out "tokebi," pronunced "dokkaebi." Dokkaebi are mythological goblin creatures found in Korean folklore and known to be tricksters. This cloth can be used as a wrap for picnics, as gift wrap, or fold into a small bag to carry personal items. It can also work as a wall art piece. Made from 100% post-consumer recycled polyester. Available in two designs.
Care instructions:
Wash with cold or lukewarm water using a neutral detergent. Do not use bleach. Washing with hot water, or frequent washing, may alter the shape of the fabric. Dry on low heat or air dry. When ironing, iron on low heat or on the polyester setting.
27.6 x 27.6 in / 70 x 70 cm
4. Watermelon Bojagi
This watermelon bojagi wrapping cloth is printed with a bright green watermelon design. It can be used as a wrap for picnics, as gift wrap, or fold into a small bag to carry personal items. It can also work as a wall art piece. Made from 100% cotton.
Care instructions:
Wash with cold or lukewarm water using a neutral detergent. Do not use bleach. Washing with hot water, or frequent washing, may alter the shape of the fabric. Dry on low heat or air dry. When ironing, iron on low heat or on the cotton setting.
27.6 x 27.6 in / 70 x 70 cm
5. Room Spray Set - Bottle and Refill
Made of 100% cypress water from Jeju Island in South Korea, this room spray is a clean and natural solution to removing odors. Rather than using artificial fragrances, the phytoncide contained in the cypress water emits its foresty fragrance when sprayed and immediately disappears after absorbing the unpleasant odors. Phytoncide also contains properties that allow for relaxation and building the immune system. When sprayed into the air, it not only removes unwanted scents, but also creates a healing and refreshing space to calm one's mind and body.
With eco-friendly packaging made with recycled plastic, the spray bottle has a sleek minimal design and can be refilled again and again to minimize waste. This product has been tested for allergies, skin irritation, and harmful substances and has completed deodorization tests for sweat, air conditioner, and food odors. The spray is gentle, hypo-allergenic, and safe for all ages.
Capacity:
Bottle - 500 ml
Refill - 900 ml
6. Dot Check Cotton Fabric - Pale Green & White
Soft to the touch and durable, this multipurpose cotton fabric can be hung as a room divider or curtain. The simple geometric pattern is attractive and modern, and the contrasting values of green make a statement without being too loud. This is a linen-cotton blend fabric. Printed in Korea.
4.6 x 7.5 ft / 1400 mm x 2300 mm
7-11. NANAO Plant Candle
These traditional Japanese candles are known as warousouku. Each candle is made completely out of sustainable resources, including 100% sumac (haze) wax, rush weed, washi paper, and silk fibers for the wick. Due to its structure and the cylindrical design of the wick, it burns stably and beautifully with a larger flame than conventional candles. It is shaped in such a way that the upper part is wider than the base, preventing wax from running down the sides. The sumac wax and wick dissipate evenly into the air while lit and produce no smoke, toxins, and essentially no odor. Since only natural ingredients are used, even extinguishing the flame produces little soot and odor.
These candles are well-suited for use in meditation, as they are timed, non-toxic and have a large flame to focus your attention. The flame in particular helps to emanate a sense of emotion rarely seen due to the electrical lights that illuminate our daily lives. While emanating a gentle, ethereal warmth, the candle even seems to subtly change its expression in response to prayer, conversation, or self reflection.
The company that makes these candles was founded in 1892 in Nanao, a city in the Noto Peninsula of Japan. Japanese candles originated with the introduction of Buddhism to the country, but did not come into wide use until the Edo period (1603-1868) when the cultivation of haze trees, the source of the candles’ wax, flourished in the islands of Kyushu and Shikoku. Nanao thrived during this time as a port city, where the materials for the wax and wicks used in the candles were imported.
12. Deerskin Flat Wallet (surface staining)
A thin, four pocket card wallet made of soft pebble deerskin and calfskin, with cotton chambray lining. Can hold up to 10 cards.
4.3 x 2.8 in / 11 x 7 cm
*Please note that they may have slight imperfections due to being displayed.