Kitchen Towels
Huckaback, also known as huck, is a weaving pattern that produces regular “floats” across the surface of the fabric. It is traditionally used to make dish towels because of the absorbency of the cloth produced. Our towels are handwoven of 100% cotton and are machine washable. Each features a cotton ribbon for hanging. 23” x 17”
Huckaback, also known as huck, is a weaving pattern that produces regular “floats” across the surface of the fabric. It is traditionally used to make dish towels because of the absorbency of the cloth produced. Our towels are handwoven of 100% cotton and are machine washable. Each features a cotton ribbon for hanging. 23” x 17”
Huckaback, also known as huck, is a weaving pattern that produces regular “floats” across the surface of the fabric. It is traditionally used to make dish towels because of the absorbency of the cloth produced. Our towels are handwoven of 100% cotton and are machine washable. Each features a cotton ribbon for hanging. 23” x 17”