Kitchen

The wheat style of this towel will add a touch of natural beauty to your home! Tightly loomed, absorbent kitchen towel made in an ethical fashion.  

• 30” L x 24” W
• 100% cotton
• Washing machine safe
• Handcrafted on foot looms
• Made in Guatemala 

Who made this product? Four brothers in Antigua, Guatemala started El Tun twenty-five years ago to preserve and share their traditional methods of weaving. They inherited a rich history of passion and quality which is spun into each fiber on their looms, powered by nothing more than the pulse of their feet. It’s from the very beat of their foot on the treadle that these four brothers took their name. El Tun references the traditional drum found throughout Guatemala. The steady beat of their work preserves both tradition and their environment by forgoing machinery. These towels are a few of their products carried by Sobremesa

Why is it ethical? Sobremesa by Greenheart works directly with the artisans to ensure fair trade principles are upheld. These artisans forgo robot machinery for good old-fashioned foot-powered looms that won't leave a carbon footprint on the environment.

• 30” L x 24” W
• 100% cotton
• Washing machine safe
• Handcrafted on foot looms
• Made in Guatemala 

Who made this product? Four brothers in Antigua, Guatemala started El Tun twenty-five years ago to preserve and share their traditional methods of weaving. They inherited a rich history of passion and quality which is spun into each fiber on their looms, powered by nothing more than the pulse of their feet. It’s from the very beat of their foot on the treadle that these four brothers took their name. El Tun references the traditional drum found throughout Guatemala. The steady beat of their work preserves both tradition and their environment by forgoing machinery. These towels are a few of their products carried by Sobremesa

Why is it ethical? Sobremesa by Greenheart works directly with the artisans to ensure fair trade principles are upheld. These artisans forgo robot machinery for good old-fashioned foot-powered looms that won't leave a carbon footprint on the environment.

Nestle a bowl with your favorite spread, dip, or fingerfood in the single cut out and surround it with your favorite compliment of snacks. Makes for a delightful centerpiece and easy to grip.

• 16” L x 10” W x 1” H
• Sustainably sourced
• Made in Guatemala

Who made this product? In a small town outside of Antigua, Guatemala, the Artesanos de San Pedro have created a workshop dedicated to the sustainable production of handcrafted cutting boards and wine stoppers.

Why is it ethical? The Artesanos de San Pedro procure recycled or sustainably sourced wood from the Smartwood Alliance in order to secure the future of the wildlife that surrounds their community. 

This playful towel design is a sweet addition when hosting a brunch or afternoon tea.

• 30” L x 24” W
• 100% cotton
• Washing machine safe
• Handcrafted on foot looms
• Made in Guatemala 

Who made this product? Four brothers in Antigua, Guatemala started El Tun twenty-five years ago to preserve and share their traditional methods of weaving. They inherited a rich history of passion and quality which is spun into each fiber on their looms, powered by nothing more than the pulse of their feet. It’s from the very beat of their foot on the treadle that these four brothers took their name. El Tun references the traditional drum found throughout Guatemala. The steady beat of their work preserves both tradition and their environment by forgoing machinery. These towels are a few of their products carried by Sobremesa

Why is it ethical? Sobremesa by Greenheart works directly with the artisans to ensure fair trade principles are upheld. These artisans forgo robot machinery for good old-fashioned foot-powered looms that won't leave a carbon footprint on the environment.

Handwoven on a foot loom by artisans in Guatemala, a dainty mug pattern adorns this kitchen towel.

• 30” L x 24” W
• 100% cotton
• Washing machine safe
• Handcrafted on foot looms
• Made in Guatemala 

Who made this product? Four brothers in Antigua, Guatemala started El Tun twenty-five years ago to preserve and share their traditional methods of weaving. They inherited a rich history of passion and quality which is spun into each fiber on their looms, powered by nothing more than the pulse of their feet. It’s from the very beat of their foot on the treadle that these four brothers took their name. El Tun references the traditional drum found throughout Guatemala. The steady beat of their work preserves both tradition and their environment by forgoing machinery. These towels are a few of their products carried by Sobremesa

Why is it ethical? Sobremesa by Greenheart works directly with the artisans to ensure fair trade principles are upheld. These artisans forgo robot machinery for good old-fashioned foot-powered looms that won't leave a carbon footprint on the environment.