₹250
Grama's Kitchen Towel is a handcrafted kitchen towel woven from 100% natural cotton yarns. The brand describes it as featherlight and super absorbent, with an immense absorptive capacity. It is a single rectangular towel measuring 18 by 18 inches (49 by 49 centimetres), offered in black, green, magenta, mint green, white and yellow. Grama lists its kitchen towels as handloom products woven with zero harsh dyes, easy to dry and made with what the brand says is 80% less water usage, and says buying them supports artisans and a community giveback. It is made in Poochackal, Kerala, India, with Earthcare as manufacturer and packer. Care is simple: machine wash at normal temperature, do not bleach, tumble dry low and do not dry clean.
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- HSN code
- 630260
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Grama's Kitchen Towel is a handcrafted kitchen towel woven from 100% natural cotton yarns. The brand describes it as featherlight and super absorbent, with an immense absorptive capacity. It is a single rectangular towel measuring 18 by 18 inches (49 by 49 centimetres), offered in black, green, magenta, mint green, white and yellow. Grama lists its kitchen towels as handloom products woven with zero harsh dyes, easy to dry and made with what the brand says is 80% less water usage, and says buying them supports artisans and a community giveback. It is made in Poochackal, Kerala, India, with Earthcare as manufacturer and packer. Care is simple: machine wash at normal temperature, do not bleach, tumble dry low and do not dry clean.
Country of origin: India
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