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hand towel
hand towel
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The Unikko pattern hand towel is made with 100% BCI cotton terry.
This towel is dyed with EarthColors® by Archroma dyestuff, which is created by upcycling food byproducts and plant waste from the agricultural and herbal industries. Naturally dyed products have a lively shade, and slight color tone differences between products are common. For naturally dyed products, it is characteristic that the colour will beautifully fade during washes, use and light. Avoid contact with perfume, hairspray and other chemicals. After use, please store products away from light.
Marimekko’s famous poppy pattern Unikko was born in 1964 in a time when the design house’s collections featured mostly abstract prints. Designer Maija Isola wanted to create something interesting from this organic theme and designed an entire range of floral prints. Today, the iconic flower represents creativity.
This towel is dyed with EarthColors® by Archroma dyestuff, which is created by upcycling food byproducts and plant waste from the agricultural and herbal industries. Naturally dyed products have a lively shade, and slight color tone differences between products are common. For naturally dyed products, it is characteristic that the colour will beautifully fade during washes, use and light. Avoid contact with perfume, hairspray and other chemicals. After use, please store products away from light.
Marimekko’s famous poppy pattern Unikko was born in 1964 in a time when the design house’s collections featured mostly abstract prints. Designer Maija Isola wanted to create something interesting from this organic theme and designed an entire range of floral prints. Today, the iconic flower represents creativity.
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Unikko
Unikko (poppy), symbolizing creativity, was born in a time when hardly any floral designs were included in Marimekko’s collections. Maija Isola, however, was fascinated by the theme of flowers and decided to create an entire range of novel floral prints.
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