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Youn Sone

Blue table runner

Blue table runner

29,00€
29,00€
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  • Blue, orange and green table runner
  • Handmade, 100% natural cotton  
  • Practical, reversible and washable in the machine
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  • Fabrication artisanale
  • Éco-responsable

    Description

    Made from 100% cotton, this table runner is not only decorative but also practical and functional. Its double-sided design offers ideal versatility for any type of meal.

    Each table runner is the result of traditional craftsmanship, with every piece carefully made through an ethical and responsible process. Its high quality ensures long-lasting durability.

    Bring a touch of warmth and authenticity to your home with this navy blue, orange and green table runner, handwoven in a women's development center and finished at the Youn Sone workshop in the heart of Yangon.

    By purchasing this table runner, you help the weavers maintain a stable income and develop new skills. Their work at Opportunity for Women allows them to achieve financial independence.

    160 x 36 cm

    100% cotton

    Machine washable at 30°C, delicate cycle, low spin

    Add a pop of color to your table with this multicolored runner: perfect for enlivening a simple table setting or warming up an autumnal atmosphere.

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    • Eco-responsible

      Handicrafts from here and elsewhere

    • Community involvement

      We support women in Southeast Asia

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