Hand-woven napkins (organic cotton)

 

This napkin is handwoven by skilled artisans in India, showing traditional craftsmanship and sustainability. It is made without using a machine; it naturally keeps you cool in the summer and warm in the winter.

 

 

Khadi is a traditional Indian fabric made by hand-spinning cotton on a charkha (spinning wheel) and weaving it manually. Since the entire process is done by hand, each piece of Khadi is unique. This process gives a textured look that feels more natural. It is breathable and keeps you cool in warm weather. 

 

 

Khadi cotton napkins are made from natural fibers. They are highly absorbent for wiping hands or drying dishes. They dry quickly and perform efficiently. The durable khadi fabric ensures these napkins are long-lasting, so you don’t need to dispose of them after one use; simply wash and reuse. Even after multiple washes, they remain strong and resistant to tearing. Our khadi napkin is eco-friendly and fully biodegradable, which is a sustainable choice for the environment.

 

 

Our khaadi napkins are made from pure organic cotton that is GOTS certified. Which has grown without the use of harmful pesticides or synthetic fertilizers. The fabric makes them safe for your skin, and it is the best for people with allergies or sensitive skin. The white napkin has a soft and breathable texture. 

 

 

Washing instructions: Machine wash in cold or lukewarm water, below 30°C. Use a mild detergent to keep the napkin soft and eco-friendly. Avoid using bleach to maintain its natural freshness and quality.

 

Drying: For best results, air-dry this napkin. If needed, you can tumble dry it on low heat. To make it look neat, iron it on medium heat. This simple care will keep the napkin in good condition for a long time.