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Tana Hand Towel

Tana Hand Towel

Handmade in Ethiopia, these luxurious hand towels are crafted with 40% more cotton than any flat weave towels, making them exceptionally thick and plush. Every one of them comes with a textile hanging loop.

Handwoven on 4-harness looms using Ethiopian hand-spun cotton, they offer a rich, durable texture that stands the test of time and can be used in a bathroom or kitchen.

Material: 100% cotton
Size: 50 x 80 cm

Regular price €24,00
Regular price Sale price €24,00
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Color: Off-White
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A folded cream-colored hand towel, featuring a small white starfish decoration on the front, set against a matching white fabric background.
Tana Hand Towel
Regular price €24,00
Regular price Sale price €24,00

Who made it?

The artisans behind your product

Our partner

A fair-trade certified collective of 250 artisans in Addis Abeba is working around the various tasks of weaving products: from sourcing the locally-grown cotton, spinning it by hand, to weaving and adding the finishing stitches to it. The woman-led social enterprise pioneers an impactful movement to revive Ethiopian Heritage crafts.

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Noble raw materials

The cotton is grown in Ethiopia and locally sourced, ensuring a low carbon footprint. With over 100 spinners working from home, the work allows mothers to generate a much-needed income.

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Soft threads

Depending on the woman who spun the thread, it will be a little thinner or thicker and give your product that softness and human touch, which has long disappeared in our marketplaces, even from premium or luxury brands.

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Warp & Weft

All the looms are operated fully manually (also involving the feet!). While typical ethiopian weavers would work on 2-harness looms creating flat weaves, some of our partners' weavers work with 4 or 8 harness looms, meaning they craft with 8 feet peddles! There are so many innovative weaving techniques and patterns - the artisans are involved in developing and creating new collections.