Rusted Iron Dyed Waffle Weave Kitchen Towel

Rusted Iron Dyed Waffle Weave Kitchen Towel Rusted Iron Dye + Plant Dye Material: Cotton Flat Measurements: Length 67 x Width 42 cm Fabric Origin: Europe *Waffle weave is a fabric or material design that mimics the structure of a honeycomb, characterized by a regular or irregular hexagonal pattern or a raised, three-dimensional grid structure on its surface, resembling a honeycomb. When applied to textiles (such as kitchen towels or bath towels), waffle weave offers the following properties: Three-dimensional texture: It's not a smooth surface, but rather a weave with raised and lowered areas. Increased surface area: This allows it to contact and absorb more moisture and dirt. Good breathability: The numerous gaps facilitate easy air circulation. Function-oriented design: The focus is on absorbency, cleaning, and quick drying, rather than just softness. In essence, waffle weave is a three-dimensional fabric structure that emphasizes water absorption, breathability, and cleaning efficacy, making it particularly suitable for items that require frequent use and washing. Rusted Iron Dye This is a dyeing process using rusted iron. In a humid environment, natural fibers are brought into contact with rusted iron. Time allows the rust color to infuse into the fibers, creating the color. Plant Dye Using dyes extracted from plants, following traditional manual dyeing processes, a second dye is applied over the rusted iron dye. The combination of plant and rusted iron dyes creates unique color layering. *With dyes extracted from natural plants, there may be slight color bleeding after the first wash, which is a natural phenomenon. The color will stabilize afterward. With frequent use, the fabric's texture and color will become more uniquely yours. *Machine washable. Avoid using bleach. Can be ironed at medium to high temperatures.