ORGANIC COTTON FOUTAS - HAMMAM Collection - WHITE & OCEAN color

THE AUTHENTIC TURKISH BATH TOWEL, COVERAGE AND LIGHT TO PROMOTE MOVEMENT. THE WEAVE OF THIS FOUTA IS LIGHT AND ABSORBENT. A multi-function textile in organic cotton: towel, blanket, pareo, tablecloth, baby swaddle or massage sheet, the fouta adapts to your needs! A NOMAD TEXTILE WITH MULTIPLE TALENTS: Called fouta in Tunisia or peshtamal in Turkey, it accompanies the daily actions of bathing and relaxation... Also very practical for caring for babies. Its lightness and absorbent qualities also make it the companion of the modern traveler. She adapts according to needs in towels, blankets, pareos, tablecloths, massage sheets, etc. Dries quickly and folds easily into a bag. EXCLUSIVE COLLECTIONS, IN ORGANIC COTTON, MANUFACTURED FOR KARAWAN IN WORKSHOPS THAT RESPECT PEOPLE AND THE ENVIRONMENT. The fouta collections are made in South India, in Tamil Nadu, by a semi-artisanal weaving unit with which Karawan develops its exclusive collections, in organic cotton. Mr Visu employs around thirty people with working conditions, salaries and regulations that comply with ILO standards. Traditional looms coexist with spinning. To support this family business, orders are 50% pre-financed by Karawan-authentic. Foutas woven in organic cotton This linen, called fouta in Tunisia or peshtamal in Turkey, accompanies the daily actions of bathing and relaxation... at home, at the beach or in the hammam. Also very practical for caring for babies, on the floor, on the bed... Its lightness and absorbent qualities also make it the modern traveler's companion. Adapts according to needs as a towel, blanket, pareo, rug, tablecloth, massage sheet... It dries quickly and folds easily into a bag. 100% organic cotton The weaving is made from GOTS certified organic cotton and the dyes are certified free of heavy metals. India is today the leading producer of organic cotton in the world. A recent law requires that the processing of the raw material takes place in the country itself, thus promoting the creation of added value for the benefit of Indian artisans or manufacturers.