Kitchen Towel Pomegranate Red - Set of 2
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Description
A pomegranate towel perfect for the High Holiday season. Warm-red pomegranates on a soft cream background with green leaves winding between them, block-printed by hand for character and charm. It brings a little of the fruit's symbolism of abundance into the busiest room in the house, and it looks just as good draped over the oven handle as it does lining a challah basket on the table.
Woven from soft, absorbent cotton, they dry dishes and hands through a whole holiday of cooking, then wash and tumble dry and come back ready for the next. A sewn-in twill loop hangs them within arm's reach, and the set of two means one is always clean while the other is in the wash. Give them to a host, tuck them into a housewarming basket, or set out a fresh pair for Rosh Hashanah.
- Set of 2 kitchen towels
- 20" x 28"
- 100% cotton, soft and absorbent
- Hand block-printed by artisans at a fair-trade workshop in Jaipur, India
- Pomegranate block print in warm reds with green accents
- Sewn-in twill loop for hanging
- Machine wash and tumble dry
About the brand
Pacific & Rose is Elizabeth James's California take on Jaipur hand block printing: Mughal florals in bold, joyful color for the table and kitchen.
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PACIFIC & ROSE TEXTILES
Pacific & Rose is Elizabeth James's California take on Jaipur hand block printing: Mughal florals in bold, joyful color for the table and kitchen.
- Based in
- Costa Mesa, California
- Since
- 2001
- Craft
- Hand block-printed cotton
Elizabeth James found her life's work on a trip with her mom. In 2000 the two were traveling through Nepal and India, and a stop in Jaipur, the center of Indian block printing, set the course for everything after.
She designs each collection in her Costa Mesa studio, mixing classic Mughal vines and flowers with the kind of strong color she admires in Matisse and Chagall, plus a bit of the Talavera pottery she collects. The designs then go to her block printing workshops in Jaipur, where master artisans carve printing blocks by hand, one at a time, and layer them onto cotton. A collection takes about a year, scheduled around the summer monsoon, and it comes out in small batches with the small variations of handmade textiles. She calls it slow-made.
The line spans tablecloths, runners, napkins, placemats, kitchen towels and aprons, plus robes and dresses. ModernTribe carries her warm red pomegranate apron, printed with salmon-red fruit and olive leaves, made for whoever is cooking the Rosh Hashanah meal.
Good to know
- Printed inJaipur, India, by hand block printing artisans
- Featured inLuxe Interiors + Design (2024)
- WorkshopsHas taught hand block printing at Seaside Gallery & Goods, Newport Beach
