Skip to content

Cart

Your cart is empty

Rib Dishcloth with Binchotan Charcoal by Nawrap, 35 x 35cm

Colour:
In stock
Sale price$16.00
%3Cp%3EEarn%20[points_amount]%20with%20Flux%20Rewards%3C/p%3E

Nawrap weaves this dishcloth in Japan and infuses it with Binchotan, a Japanese charcoal traditionally valued for absorbing odour. That is why it stays fresher between uses than a cloth that just sits damp on the edge of the sink.

The weave runs six layers deep, which gives it both absorbency and enough body to last, and the ribbed surface gives you real cleaning purchase once it is damp. It dries quickly, and it softens with washing rather than going stiff, which is what turns it into the cloth you reach for first.

Why You'll Love It

  • Binchotan charcoal woven through, for natural freshness between uses
  • Quick drying, which is half of why a cloth stays pleasant
  • Six layer weave for absorbency and strength
  • Softens and becomes more supple the more you wash it
  • Four soft colours, so it can sit out rather than be hidden

Product Details

  • Brand: Nawrap
  • Size: 35 x 35cm
  • Colours: White, Tea Brown, Moss Green, Pistachio
  • Care: soak in hot water for 5 minutes before first use. Avoid bleach, do not tumble dry

Styling and Gifting

  • Keep a folded stack beside the sink for daily use.
  • Pair one with a natural dish soap and a timber brush for a thoughtful hostess gift.
  • Drape one over the tap, where the ribbed weave looks deliberate rather than utilitarian.
  • Good in a housewarming gift alongside pieces from our kitchen collection and our cleaning and laundry range.

FAQs

Do I need to do anything before first use?
Yes. Soak it in hot water for five minutes to soften the weave. Straight out of the packet it is stiffer than it will ever be again.

How should I wash it?
Machine wash it with your kitchen linens. Avoid bleach, which breaks down the weave, and do not tumble dry it.

What does Binchotan actually do?
Binchotan is a hard Japanese charcoal with a very porous structure, which is why it has long been used to absorb odour. In a cloth, that is the difference between one that smells after three days and one that does not.

In Short

A 35 x 35cm Japanese dishcloth from Nawrap, woven six layers deep and infused with Binchotan charcoal for natural freshness. It dries fast, softens with washing, and comes in White, Tea Brown, Moss Green or Pistachio.

Nawrap Rib Dishcloth in White in its packaging, showing the grey and white ribbed weave
Rib Dishcloth with Binchotan Charcoal by Nawrap, 35 x 35cm Sale price$16.00

Recently viewed

Journal

Wavy marble tray holding a candle beside peonies, a scalloped bowl and books

Gift Ideas by Price: Considered Gifts Under $15, $50, $100 and Beyond

A budget is not a limitation, it is a brief. Whether you have $15 for a Secret Santa or a bigger number for someone who matters, the aim is the same: a gift that looks chosen rather than grabbed. H...

Read more
Wavy-stemmed table lamp with a pleated shade, white orchids and glassware on a round side table beside a boucle chair

Why Your Choice to Shop Small Matters More Than You Think

A few days ago I turned down an interview with a national news programme about the impact big-box retailers have on small independent stores. Not because I had nothing to say, but because I was too...

Read more
Ecoya Sea Salt and Coconut room spray in tinted glass with a black cap

Ecoya Sea Salt & Coconut: The New Summer Home Fragrance

Ecoya's new Sea Salt & Coconut is not a passing summer novelty. It has joined the core collection, which means salt air, creamy coconut and a run of tropical florals are now part of the permane...

Read more