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Tea Towel - Itajime Indigo

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$17.04 $24 In stock

Category: 100% cotton drill

Hand tied by Sophie using the itajime triangle fold shibori method and then dyed by Helen in our indigo vat. 

A tea towel made from 100% fairtrade organic unbleached cotton drill. These will make doing your dishes more fun, be an excellent addition to your picnic, or make the perfect gift for a special friend. 

Approx 45cm by 65cm

These are ready to dispatch, but if you need more than we have in stock please ask and we can make more to order.


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Customer Reviews (5.0 / 5 · 5 reviews)

Chloe ★★★★★

The indigo triangle pattern is slightly different on each side, which I didn't expect but really like. It's absorbent enough for drying glasses without leaving lint, and it's held its color through three washes so far.

Michael Q. ★★★★★

The cotton drill is thick enough that it actually soaks up spills instead of just pushing water around, and it's already softer after a couple washes. The indigo has that slightly uneven, handmade look you only get from real shibori dyeing.

William M. ★★★★★

The triangle pattern on mine came out slightly different from the photo, which I actually love since it's clearly hand-tied. It soaks up water fast for something so pretty. The indigo hasn't faded at all after a dozen washes.