Madder "Snakes Intertwined" Runner
Linen table runner dyed with Madder root, a trusted dye used by ancient Egyptians, Greeks and Romans.
The snake motif was created with a combination of a molecular reaction with Iron to darken areas, and resisting the dye.
This runner measures 16 × 70” (40 × 177 cm).
This cloth may also be worn as a scarf, or hung as a tapestry.
Linen table runner dyed with Madder root, a trusted dye used by ancient Egyptians, Greeks and Romans.
The snake motif was created with a combination of a molecular reaction with Iron to darken areas, and resisting the dye.
This runner measures 16 × 70” (40 × 177 cm).
This cloth may also be worn as a scarf, or hung as a tapestry.
Linen table runner dyed with Madder root, a trusted dye used by ancient Egyptians, Greeks and Romans.
The snake motif was created with a combination of a molecular reaction with Iron to darken areas, and resisting the dye.
This runner measures 16 × 70” (40 × 177 cm).
This cloth may also be worn as a scarf, or hung as a tapestry.
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100% linen fabric (OEKO-TEX certified)
100% cotton thread (OEKO-TEX certified)
mordant
Madder root
Iron
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For first wash, consider washing separately.
Wash with like colors. pH-neutral soap is optimal.
Tumble-dry on low heat or air-dry.
Color may temporarily change when ironing.Please note that natural dyeing may lead to color changes over the lifetime of use. Natural dyes fade faster in direct sunlight compared to synthetic dyes.
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While I make every effort to ensure that the photos accurately represent the product's colors, please be aware that there may be slight variations between the actual product and the images.
Natural dyeing is an artful and unpredictable process, which adds to its charm. Consequently, you may encounter minor variations in color tones.
I meticulously select fabric that meets my quality standards, but it's important to note that linen is a natural material. Therefore, slight differences in fiber thickness and minor inconsistencies are to be expected.
Measurements of finished items are approximations, as the fabric can shrink or grow slightly with washing and ironing.
