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Saffron Mint Kitchen Towel
Saffron Mint Kitchen Towel
Saffron Mint Kitchen Towel

Saffron Mint Kitchen Towel

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Savannah Willow
Regular price
£8.00
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£8.00
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Many Stripe pattern in a tiny towel form. Superbly versatile from the tabletop, to useful travel items, to cosmetic wipes, to face scrubs and many other uses. 

  • Handwoven by artisan weavers
  • 100% Cotton yarn 
  • Available in Aqua
  • Size: 9inch x 9inch / 23cms x 23 cms 
  • Machine wash cool with similar colours.

Each piece is hand-woven by artisans; slight variations in size, colour, and pattern may occur.

The Producers

I love everything that Kara Weaves stands for. Set up by a mother-daughter duo, this female partnership work with local cooperatives to preserve traditional weaving techniques on a wooden loom, to produce fantastic quality, contemporary products which are built to last. 

Every purchase ensures the artisans are paid a fair wage and preserves weaving techniques that are at risk of otherwise disappearing. 

Their hand-woven cotton products are 100% organic and durable. The energy impact is almost zero. Made with the environment in mind, handloom fabric is the most comfortable to use and has the ability to absorb moisture, especially suited to tropical climates. As opposed to synthetic fabric, the quality of this fabric is a very important property. It effects many other characteristics such as skin comfort, static build-up, shrinkage, stain removal, water repellency, and wrinkle recovery.

Kara is a social enterprise started by Kerala-based women entrepreneurs, who happened to witness the lives of handloom weavers who lived in abject poverty after power loom took over the handloom. Being Fair Trade Certified they work only with Certified Government Weaving and Tailoring Co-operative Societies in Kerala, which operate under government subsidies and social security schemes. They ensure that none of the fabrications are involved in child labor. Kara now helps weavers weave dreams on their looms and tell the story of their sustenance.