By Ichcha
Block Print Red Moon Tea Towel
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Why we carry this
Picture this: a tea towel that arrived at your kitchen after a journey so complicated it makes your own commute look like a straight line. Hand block printed, hand spun, hand woven—basically, someone's hands were involved at every possible stage, which is either deeply meaningful or exhausting depending on your perspective. The Red Moon design floats across 100% organic cotton in your choice of indigo or red, each measuring a practical 14" by 26". There are two loops for hanging, positioned with the kind of thoughtfulness usually reserved for furniture placement. It's the sort of thing that makes you feel vaguely accomplished just by owning it, like you've made a small but significant contribution to artisanal textile preservation. Care is straightforward enough: wash separately in cold water on a gentle cycle, then lay flat to dry. Nothing too demanding, really—just treat it the way you'd treat a friend who's been through a lot.
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