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PAÑO DE COCINA LEANNA CORAL de INKA

$22.75

Título

Leana, que significa enredadera en flor, se inspira en los antiguos archivos de arte franceses que datan del siglo XVII para el juego de paños de cocina Leana de INKA. El estampado es una combinación de sutiles líneas geométricas acentuadas con delicadas flores en tonos coral con detalles en azul pálido. Esta flor atrevida pero delicada se destaca en su presentación en una paleta de colores tonales de verde salvia.

Confeccionados con 100 % algodón, cada juego de paños de cocina se compone de dos estampados complementarios. Los paños de cocina 100 % algodón, estampados a mano, son absorbentes y bonitos.


Todo el trabajo está impreso en bloque por manos de maestros artesanos; presionado de la mano para bloquear la tela.


Empaquetado como 2 toallas.

Lavable a máquina en frío para un fácil cuidado.

DIMENSIONES: 30"An x 60"Largo

Tela: 100% Algodón

PAÑO DE COCINA LEANNA CORAL de INKA

$22.75

$22.75

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