Flour Sack Dish Towel-Queens Annes Lace Our Sakura

Our Sakura

this dragonfly's dance across diverse landscapes is a breathtaking testament to nature's elegance and adventure

Seahorses are monogamous and the males are the ones that carry and give birth to their young

Expertly handwoven of pajón

Deep Pine Needle Basket can contain an abundance of fruit or a knitting project

Flour Sack Dish Towel-Queens Annes Lace Our SakuraDelicate like lace, this patterned dish towel has quickly become one of our favorites! The name of the flower comes from Queen Anne of England, who as was customary, made her own lace. Queen Anne's Lace can grow to be 3' tall. The flower is sometimes referred to as 'bishops flower' and therefore it has come to symbolize sanctuary, safety and refuge. Colvin loves this towel as his kitchen is definitely his refuge! Kei & Molly's team of screen printers