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Yellow apron with a white zigzag pattern on a white background
ETHICALLY HANDCRAFTED HOME DECOR
Yellow apron with a white zigzag pattern on a white background
ETHICALLY HANDCRAFTED HOME DECOR
Yellow apron with a white zigzag pattern on a white background
ETHICALLY HANDCRAFTED HOME DECOR
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Tribal Cloth Mushroom Collection Mustard Line Wave Apron

TRIBAL TEXTILES
$40.00 USD
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The Mustard Line Wave Apron from the Tribal Cloth Mushroom Collection features a flowing batik wave design hand-painted on cotton. Made ethically in Zambia, it’s durable and stylish.

Size: Approx. 65cm x 65cm / 26" x 26" with adjustable strap.


CARE
  • Made from 100% GMO-free cotton fabric sourced in Africa.
  • Each piece can vary slightly due to its handcrafted nature.
  • Hand wash cold or machine wash on a gentle cycle, max 30°C. No tumble-dry.
  • Iron on reverse side on low temperature.
IMPACT

Tribal Textiles creates sustainable impact through creativity and craftsmanship. Each piece is hand-painted by local artisans in South Luangwa, Zambia.

We reinvest in community initiatives and support local wildlife conservation.

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Environmental Impact

WHAT WE CARE ABOUT

Certified Ethical Practice

We're Nest-certified for ethical standards, meeting 100+ criteria, and undergo annual reviews for the seal of approval.

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100% GMO-Free Cotton

We use locally sourced GMO-Free cotton to minimize carbon footprint.

Community Impact

We boost local employment and aid Malimba School and Hanaha Orphanage.

Eco Friendly Paint

We use environmentally friendly, water-based paints safe for people and the environment.

Hand Crafted In Zambia

All of our products are made by hand in our small workshop in Mfuwe, South Luangwa, Zambia.

Conservation Impact

We contribute to conservation efforts by donating to the Zambian Carnivore Program (ZCP) and Conservation South Luangwa (CSL).

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