Dwelling towel
The door was open just a bit, an invitation to any who happened to pass that way. It beckoned to me ~ won’t you come in and sit for a while...share a tale, and rest your wandering feet. I could hear the soft sound of pottery clinking, and the humming of a wistful song drifted out to where I stood on the shady pebble path.
This rustic, gets-softer-with-age cloth has many uses ~ a mindful alternative to paper towels, dish or hand towel, bath towel for baby, or a small table covering.
Pack one in your overnight satchel as a comfort of home. I use them as pillow coverings, hair wraps, and face towels when I travel.
Each cloth is hand printed. No two pieces are the same.
Approximate size: 33 x 20 in - long, rectangular shape.
Printed with non-toxic, water-based ink.
Care instructions: Machine wash in warm water with mild detergent. No bleach. Tumble dry low or line dry. They will get softer and more absorbent with age and use.
The door was open just a bit, an invitation to any who happened to pass that way. It beckoned to me ~ won’t you come in and sit for a while...share a tale, and rest your wandering feet. I could hear the soft sound of pottery clinking, and the humming of a wistful song drifted out to where I stood on the shady pebble path.
This rustic, gets-softer-with-age cloth has many uses ~ a mindful alternative to paper towels, dish or hand towel, bath towel for baby, or a small table covering.
Pack one in your overnight satchel as a comfort of home. I use them as pillow coverings, hair wraps, and face towels when I travel.
Each cloth is hand printed. No two pieces are the same.
Approximate size: 33 x 20 in - long, rectangular shape.
Printed with non-toxic, water-based ink.
Care instructions: Machine wash in warm water with mild detergent. No bleach. Tumble dry low or line dry. They will get softer and more absorbent with age and use.
The door was open just a bit, an invitation to any who happened to pass that way. It beckoned to me ~ won’t you come in and sit for a while...share a tale, and rest your wandering feet. I could hear the soft sound of pottery clinking, and the humming of a wistful song drifted out to where I stood on the shady pebble path.
This rustic, gets-softer-with-age cloth has many uses ~ a mindful alternative to paper towels, dish or hand towel, bath towel for baby, or a small table covering.
Pack one in your overnight satchel as a comfort of home. I use them as pillow coverings, hair wraps, and face towels when I travel.
Each cloth is hand printed. No two pieces are the same.
Approximate size: 33 x 20 in - long, rectangular shape.
Printed with non-toxic, water-based ink.
Care instructions: Machine wash in warm water with mild detergent. No bleach. Tumble dry low or line dry. They will get softer and more absorbent with age and use.