WATER LILIES KÖKSHANDDUK, SAND

Name: WATER LILIES KÖKSHANDDUK, SAND
Brand: FINE LITTLE DAY
SKU: 89100-1
Price: 225.00 SEK
Availability: InStock

Av Elisabeth Dunker

225 kr

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Pure linen tea towel with stitched edges. The linens power of absorption and durable fibers makes it perfect for the kitchen. As the towels are cut from different positions in the pattern report, they vary slightly in look. \n \nA floating blossoming garden rises from the deep and appears as if by magic on the surface. Our pattern Water Lilies is a tribute to a flourishing, fairy-like water plant, resting serenely in the pond and our minds. \n \nDesign Elisabeth Dunker, Fine Little Day \nSize 49x70 cm / 19.3x27.6 in \nTechnique Screen printed, stitched edges. \nMaterial 100% linen, 185 gsm \nColor Sand/off-white \nCare Machine wash 40°C \nMade in EU \nOther Shrinkage 4-5%. Linen is a natural material where small knots can occur randomly due to different thickness of the fibers. We see them as beauty marks that give the fabric life and character.

We offer shipping to delivery points and express home delivery. Delivery options and shipping prices are stated at checkout. We offer free shipping in Sweden for orders above 1000 SEK. Products in stock ship within 1–3 business days. Normal delivery time is 2–7 days. During high season delivery might take a little longer.

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You are always entitled to return your item(s) within 14 days from the time of receiving your order. To exercise the right of return within the timeframe, contact Fine Little Days Customer Service.

You are responsible for shipping costs when you use the right of exchange and return. Right of exchange and return do not apply to textiles purchased by the meter, sewing service or made to ordered items.

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Elisabeth Dunker is the leading designer and creative director of Fine Little Day. Her expression stems from a love of nature and craftsmanship and is rooted in a naive image.