Itawuli Towels

by Mungo

MG-2.1

Out of Stock

Description
Specification
About Mungo

Itawuli translates to towel in Xhosa, is a beautiful towel inspired by the African landscape and heritage. With its intricate patterns, bold and warm colours this towel is a definite keepsake.

The stripe detail that runs through the middle of the towel is a favoured pattern used in the traditional woolen Basotho Blankets. These blankets were initially woven in England and this stripe was originally a mistake through lack of communication, it however became very popular amongst communities in South Africa so was then incorporated into the design. Itawuli translates to towel in one of South Africa's official languages, Xhosa.

The itawuli towel range has great absorbency, is quick drying and very compact making it an ideal travel accessory. Great as a beach towel and improvised attractive body wrap.

One large Bath Sheet size 97 x 158 cm (38” x 62”) will be sufficient to wrap and dry yourself with this beautiful towel.

Available in four colour ways.
- African Rust
- Purple Heart
- African Sunset
- Brown Granite.
Hand Towel: 55 x 100 cm
Bath Sheet: 97 x 158 cm

100% South African Cotton
Hemmed
Machine Washable

Designed, Woven & Made in South Africa

ALL products are ONLY sourced from Sustainable & Fair Trade sources and manufacturers, ALL Carbon is Offset - from raw material to your door, ALL Proper Living profits are donated to Charity.
Washing and Care
- 40 Degree machine wash
- Warm Iron
- Tumble Dry – Low heat
- Do not bleach

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We reserve the right to change any price at any time.

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Mungo

Proper Living is excited to work with and introduce Mungo’s exceptional quality products made in South Africa. Mungo is a unique textile company with the rare ability to create fabrics from the inception of design to the final product. Sampling is done on antique 19th century Hattersley looms in their Working Weaving Museum. Other fabrics are woven in a boutique weavery close by which employs and empowers the local community.

Ethical trading and integrity underpins their philosophy, they are particular about sourcing quality natural fibres, they do not mass produce and fabrics are constructed to last. They are fully prepared to make the sacrifices that this awareness entails.

Their products stand apart and it is their focus to provide you with an original, quality product that will bring years of satisfaction.