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Product details
• Block printed on organic cotton
• Naturally dyed
• 20"x 20"
• Set of 4 napkins
• Crafted in India
These organic cloth napkins are inspired by the Magnolia flower. The pattern is printed by hand using a carved wooden block and then dyed in Indigo. You can also take this to your picnics, or use it as dish towels. They are easy to wash and re-use.
Care: Hand or machine wash separately, cold, on gentle cycle. Do not bleach. Dry flat. Iron if necessary. Be aware of any color bleeds in the first few washes.
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Exchanges and returns for store credit are free for your first request on all eligible items. Returns for a refund are subject to a $7.95 fee for return shipping and handling. Final sale items* are not eligible for return. Please initiate your return/exchange within 30 days of order fulfillment. All returns and exchanges must be unworn, unwashed, unused, and in original condition with tags to be eligible for return. Refunds or exchanges will not be processed for returned items that have been used or show signs of visible wear.
Final sale items
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Meet the maker Ichcha
Ichcha doesn’t just create a line of beautiful block printed curtains, scarves, and home decor items. They also work to greatly improve the lives of their women artisan partners in India and to promote the heritage craft of block printing, hand weaving, and hand embroidery. Committed to minimizing their environmental impact, Ichcha exclusively works with natural dyes made from flowers, leaves, minerals, trees, and bark. This ensures their products are safe for their artisans, consumers, and the earth. Ichcha’s handwoven fabrics consist of chemical-free cotton, handspun, and intricately woven on nomadic looms. Through partnerships with NGOs, Ichcha’s artisans learn Hindi and English and receive medical checkups for themselves and their families. Ichcha’s artisans also set their own prices. Each piece is designed in New York by the three sisters who run Ichcha and are handcrafted by women artisans in rural communities all across India.
