Linen tea towels set of 3 – Flower Meadow

Linen Tea Towels Set of 3 Meadow Flowers by Linen Tales

The Linen Tea Towels Set of 3 Meadow Flowers by Linen Tales places a patterned cloth between light sage green and delicate yellow. It is printed on stone-washed linen made from Western European flax, hand-hemmed in Vilnius, and each piece travels individually in its own paper band.

Linen Tea Towels Set of 3 Meadow Flowers is a set of three kitchen towels from Linen Tales in Vilnius, used for polishing glasses, patting berries dry, and covering yeast doughs. Each of the three towels measures 45 by 65 centimeters and hangs on its loop to dry.

A pattern and its quiet neighbors

Wildflower Flow scatters meadow flowers in rose, peach, and green across a light background, like a watercolor summer. For this pattern to be effective, it needs two quiet neighbors: Sage provides the light sage green that picks up the green stems of the design, and Butter provides the delicate yellow of the blossoms. Each solid tone therefore picks up a color from the print and continues it. In this way, three towels hang on the hook that respond to one another rather than simply existing side by side.

Light kitchen towels for glasses, patterned ones for the basket

The work divides itself on the hook: Sage and Butter take care of glasses, cutlery, and the freshly rinsed pot, because light-colored linen shows when it belongs in the wash. The patterned towel migrates from the stove to the table, lies under the bread basket or over the fruit bowl, and brings the meadow to the table. Small stains disappear into the print without anyone needing to look closely. Those who only own a single towel must use the same one for all these tasks.

Stone washing before printing, hemmed by hand

Before the design is applied to the linen, the fabric roll goes through a wash with stones, losing its stiffness in the process. Because the fabric shrinks during this stage, the pattern will not warp later on. In the Linen Tales sewing workshop, a small team divides the lengths and folds each edge twice. The loop at the corner incorporates the same seam. Standard 100 by OEKO-TEX tests the printing inks and every thread for harmful residues.

A summer gift that lasts through the winter

Every towel leaves the Linen Tales sewing workshop rolled individually in a paper band, and three of them side by side make a package that needs no wrapping paper. For a June birthday, this is a thoughtful gift that will lie on the table all summer and still be hanging on the hook in January. If you have been invited and don't want to bring a bottle yet again, reach for this stack. The flowers on the top towel reveal the contents before the band is even removed.

Machine wash at 40 degrees, print inside

Wash the linen tea towels at 40 degrees on a gentle cycle and keep the spin speed below 600 revolutions. A mild detergent without bleach preserves the yellow, green, and the printed blossoms, as bleach is reserved for white laundry. Fabric softener should be avoided because it reduces the absorbency of the fiber. The clothesline is sufficient for drying; if you prefer the dryer, use a low setting, and the towels will come out still slightly damp. Iron from the reverse side while the linen is still slightly damp.

Linen Tea Towels Set of 3 Meadow Flowers – Material and Dimensions

• Contents – 3 tea towels in Sage, Butter, and Wildflower Flow
• Origin – woven and sewn in Lithuania
• Material – 100% linen, EUROPEAN FLAX certified
• Testing – Standard 100 by OEKO-TEX
• Size – 45 x 65 cm each
• Fabric density – 215 g/m², patterned towel 185 g/m²
• Care – machine wash 40 °C, no fabric softener

Grown flax does not absorb color equally in every run, which is why the light background can be a shade lighter or warmer from batch to batch. The same meadow also blooms on the napkins from Linen Tales, which can be used to further set the table in the same pattern.