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Tea Towel - The Winding Road Indigo

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$19.52 $32 In stock

Category: 100% cotton drill

Hand tied by Sophie using the winding road shibori technique before being 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)

Timothy M. ★★★★★

The indigo has this deep, uneven tone that looks way more expensive than it is, and you can tell it was dipped by hand. First wash it softened up nicely and didn't bleed onto my other linens. Cotton drill holds its shape too, none of that flimsy towel nonsense.

Victoria ★★★★★

The hand-tied shibori pattern gives each towel a slightly different look, which I love. The cotton drill is thick enough to actually dry dishes instead of just pushing water around.

George ★★★★★

The indigo swirls on this are actually hand-tied, and you can tell — no two sections of the pattern look exactly alike. It's been through maybe six washes already and the color hasn't gone muddy at all. Dries a little stiff off the line but softens right up after the first wipe-down.