M'asal Beag Dubh | 100% Natural Cotton Apron
SKU:
RD1012018
€29.99
€29.99
This heavy duty 100% natural cotton apron is printed with non toxic inks and the material is biodegradable.
It's medium sized (60cm x 80 cm) and handmade in the UK of a 260 GSM (grams per square meter) natural cotton in a neutral shade with diagonal lines in the weave.
Each apron features the M'asal Beag Dubh donkey printed in a water-based ink which gives it a gorgeous soft vintage finish.
The apron is quite durable and does not mind being washed at all! Easy care machine wash at 30 degrees and iron on the reverse side.
A portion of the sales profits will go to The Donkey Sanctuary, Ireland as chosen by Rachel Dubber and the home of her sponsor donkey.
It's medium sized (60cm x 80 cm) and handmade in the UK of a 260 GSM (grams per square meter) natural cotton in a neutral shade with diagonal lines in the weave.
Each apron features the M'asal Beag Dubh donkey printed in a water-based ink which gives it a gorgeous soft vintage finish.
The apron is quite durable and does not mind being washed at all! Easy care machine wash at 30 degrees and iron on the reverse side.
A portion of the sales profits will go to The Donkey Sanctuary, Ireland as chosen by Rachel Dubber and the home of her sponsor donkey.
About M'asal Beag Dubh
Photographed on the hillside in Connemara, this rugged donkey with his big gentle eyes and curious little face inspired this artwork.
Once widely used in Ireland, donkeys played an integral part in country life. A percentage of profits from the sale of any items in the Donkeys of Connemara collection will be donated to The Donkey Sanctuary of Ireland.
Learn more about Rachel Dubber here.
Photographed on the hillside in Connemara, this rugged donkey with his big gentle eyes and curious little face inspired this artwork.
Once widely used in Ireland, donkeys played an integral part in country life. A percentage of profits from the sale of any items in the Donkeys of Connemara collection will be donated to The Donkey Sanctuary of Ireland.
Learn more about Rachel Dubber here.