Ginkgo Kitchen Towel

This design is a part of a series of handcarved linocut blockprints featuring ginkgo branches and solitary leaves; these prints were digitally collaged to produce a colorful all-over pattern.  Perfect for the kitchen to dry hands or dishes, or to cover you bread dough as it rises. Use it as a furoshiki: wrap a bottle of wine or a small box to give as a housewarming or holiday present, or use it to carry a picnic lunch to your local park. Product details: 27" x 27" square 100% cotton soft and highly absorbent corner hanging loop Made in India in a GOTS certified facility, sustainable and socially responsible production. Made to OEKO-TEX standards.  Care instructions: machine was cold, line dry or tumble dry low to prevent fading.  LAUREN NISHISAKI Artist Lauren Nishizaki is a self-taught printmaker living in Seattle. She infuses her stationery with a celebration of her Japanese American heritage and with the beauty of the Pacific Northwest. All products are grounded in sustainability, locally printed on environmentally friendly materials, and packaged plastic-free. Locally printed in Seattle, WA.