Name: Bedspread Bakuba Charcoal
SKU: 1295
Availability: OutOfStock

Beautiful 100% cotton bedspread Bakuba Charcoal from the brand Mungo is based on traditional geometric weaving patterns from Congo. Woven from pure cotton grown in Swaziland. Color dark gray with white.

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Always 100% linen (no blend)
Free from harmful substances
Free shipping on orders over € 75.00
Shipped within 1-3 business days
100% biodegradable
Handmade in Portugal

Product specifications

Certifications	Oeko-Tex Standard 100 certified – 9183CIT CITEVE® & Masters of Flax Fibre™ certified. Free from harmful chemicals and pesticides.
Material	100% stonewashed European linen 180-190 gr/m2
Size	250x250 cm
Top and bottom side	Both sides are made of 100% sustainable linen (no cotton blend)
Filling	Recycled polyester
Ironing	This bedspread must not be ironed
Production	Handmade in Portugal, designed in the Netherlands
Packaging	Sustainably packaged, 100% plastic-free
Shipping	Within 1-3 business days
Shipping costs	Free shipping and returns on orders over € 75.00 (NL/BE)
Recycling	Linen is a natural fibre and 100% biodegradable
Care instructions	Wash at max 40 degrees, use a mild detergent (no bleach). Tumble dry on low or line dry
Shrinkage	Thanks to the stonewash treatment, the linen will not shrink when washed at max 40 degrees

Description

Bedspread Bakuba Charcoal has a King Size size of 160 x 250 cm, a beautiful and exclusive spacious bedspread on your bed. But this plaid is also beautiful on your couch or luxurious chair. It is made of 100% cotton. This cotton plaid Bakuba is from the brand Mungo. This is a traditional weaving mill in South Africa. They design and produce the plaids and bedspreads themselves, based on African culture and translated into contemporary and chic designs. We love this brand! Special and honestly produced!

Washing instructions:
40 degree machine wash
Warm iron
Tumble dry-low heat
Do not use bleach

This cotton plaid dark gray Bakuba is also available in a natural (Smoke) version.

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