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Gray and white striped tea towel

Gray and white striped tea towel

9,00€
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  • Tea towel with gray and white lines
  • 100% cotton 
  • Practical, absorbent, and machine washable
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  • Fabrication artisanale
  • Éco-responsable
  • Teinture naturelle

    Description

    This gray and white tea towel is much more than just a kitchen accessory. It is made at the Women Development Center in Myanmar, a training and integration center for marginalized young women.
    This tea towel is not only a practical and useful tool; it is also a beautiful example of ethnic craftsmanship and responsible production. It is machine washable and features warm colors that add a touch of charm to your kitchen.

    Each piece is the result of the work of local craftswomen who benefit from the WDC program to learn weaving. Working on small items like this tea towel is a first step before moving on to creating larger pieces. Additionally, these tea towels are made from fabric scraps of traditional Myanmar longyi skirts, contributing to an eco-friendly approach.

    By choosing this product, you directly support women's empowerment and local craftsmanship, contributing to a fairer and more sustainable world.

    45x75 cm

    100% cotton

    Machine wash at 40°C with similar colors

    These tones pair perfectly with mint green for a fresh and original touch.

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    • Eco-responsible

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      We support women in Southeast Asia

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