Ścierka kuchenna Karhu 46x70 Biało-Lniana

Lapuan Kankurit

90,00 zł brutto

120,00 zł

-25%

The Lapuan Kankurit Karhu Tea Towel is like a bear hug for your kitchen. The Karhu (bear) print seems to show smiling bears approach berry bushes with the same delight you can feel as you use the tea towels to dry dishes, cover warm pastries or set the table.

Wysokość.H 70
Głęb.Szer.W 46
Motyw Zwierzęta, Ptaki, Owady, Ryby
Materiał Len
Kolor Beżowy

Produkt dostępny w magazynie.

Wysyłka w 24H

3 Przedmioty

The Lapuan Kankurit Karhu Tea Towel is like a bear hug for your kitchen. The Karhu (bear) print seems to show smiling bears approach berry bushes with the same delight you can feel as you use the tea towels to dry dishes, cover warm pastries or set the table. Neutral white and linen colors blend into your dining room or kitchen décor. Feel proud knowing that is has been made in Finland by the only Scandinavian weaving mill with the European 'Master of Linen' seal of excellence. The carefully crafted and smooth blend will drape beautifully by its attached loop as an individual tea towel or as part of a cheerful collection.

Made out of Masters of Linen long staple linen yarn, grown and spun in Europe and out of bio organic cotton spun in Europe according Öko-Tex standard. . Yarns are dyed in Europe, mainly in Finland nearby the weaving mill. Product development and design, material purchasing, bindings of the fabric and programming of the jacquard machine is done in own weaving mill in Finland. Warping, preparing, weaving, finishing, drying and fabric inspection is done in own weaving mill in Finland. Sewing in own daughter sewing company in Lithuania or in subsidiaries located nearby the weaving mill in Finland. Accessories come from Europe, mainly from Finland. Main part of production is made in Finland. Country of origin is Finland.

Marja Rautiainen

Educated at the University for the Industrial Arts, Marja Rautiainen is one of the secrets to success at Lapuan Kankurit. She represents a new, open-minded generation of designers whose goal is to create linens that meet the needs of today’s consumers. Marja Rautiainen’s work reflects her strong professional skills and her passion for Finnish textile traditions. Marja’s designs Mustikka and Mansikka, Metsäpolku, Ruusunen, Koivu and Motti have had a lasting impact on Finnish textile design.

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