We collaborated with Maha Harada to create the Maha Art Techo Hobonichi Techo Weeks, and this is the handkerchief Harada recommends taking when making a visit to the museum. It’s a 100% hemp handkerchief with beautiful green wefts folded into the white warp.



The brand “motta” focuses on handkerchiefs and aromatic products, and their products have a natural texture and a soft touch. The handkerchief dries quickly after wiping your hands, is made from Japanese linen fabric with excellent water absorption, and has quick-drying properties. It can be used without ironing because it takes advantage of and features the wrinkles and texture of the fabric.



The size is relatively large at 44cm x 44 cm (17.3" x 17.3"). You can fold it into a 11 cm (4.3") square, so it’s easy to keep on hand or store in a pocket.



Maha comments, “The linen material dries easily and I love that I don’t need to waste time ironing any wrinkles out.”



The handkerchief comes in a beautiful square box, which you can use for yourself or when gifting it to a friend.