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Koustrup & Co. eco tea towel - strawberry
€13.95
Tea towel in organic cotton with Flora Danica strawberry motif. From the Danish publisher Koustrup & Co.
The tea towel measures 50x70 cm and has two straps for hanging. Very soft and machine washable at 40 degrees.
The strawberry motif is photographed from the original Flora Danica copper print. Flora Danica, which is Denmark's most perceptive botanical work, contains illustrations of all wild Danish plants. The work was published in the period from 1761 to 1883.
P1236X
Data sheet
- Compositions
- Organic cotton. Eco-tex label.
- Cleaning
- Washing machine at 40 degrees. Resistant to ironing.
- Height
- 70 cm
- Width
- 50 cm
- Weight
- Approx. 80 grams
- Packaging
- Cellophane bag
- Producer
- Koustrup and Co, Denmark
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Tea towel in organic cotton with Flora Danica strawberry motif. From the Danish publisher Koustrup & Co.
The tea towel measures 50x70 cm and has two straps for hanging. Very soft and machine washable at 40 degrees.
The strawberry motif is photographed from the original Flora Danica copper print. Flora Danica, which is Denmark's most perceptive botanical work, contains illustrations of all wild Danish plants. The work was published in the period from 1761 to 1883.