English Garden Ash Rose Pouf

 The Ash Rose Pouf by Lorena Canals draws inspiration from botanical gardens. Yarns in a mixture of colors have been used to create the stems of the flowers which gives even more value to the craftsmanship of each design.  The cover is removable with a zipper for easy washing.

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• Machine washable cover
• Cover: 97% cotton, 3% other natural fibers
• Nontoxic dyes, free from contaminants
• 100% Polyestyrene Balls 
• Size: 1' 9'' X 1' 9''

** Due to the hand-crafted nature of these washable children's rugs no two are alike. This product complies with all quality and safety regulations for children. ISO 9001, ISO 14001, ISO 18001 certified.

Washable pouf covers

The following recommendations are for the cover.

Previously remove the filler and don’t wash it.

Cover: Machine wash (capacity 13lbs/6kg or more) separately using a delicate 86ºF/ 30ºC program without whitening.

Use a mild detergent, and do not use softeners.

Select low centrifuge speed if there are braids, fringes or pom poms.

Tumble dry at low temperature.

Do not leave the wet Knitted cushion inside the washing machine.

Avoid continous exposure to the sun.

Filler: Do not wash.

Should you find any long or loose threads, cut these using a pair of scissors.

Never pull a thread.

Keep away from fire.

Lorena Canals is the person behind the firm that bears her name, together with a great team. Extremely creative and very committed to the design of sustainable and solidary products, her practical sense brought her to create the first washable rug in the world.

Her obsession for details, quality, and originality, makes the brand one of the most innovative, launching new collections and renewing its catalog every year.

All pieces are handmade one by one using natural raw materials and non-toxic dyes by a crew of expert artisans in their factory in India. As a result their pieces are zero waste and save water.

Through their Sakûla Project, a nursery in the north of India they help to educate the children of the factory's craftswomen.

There are currently 120 children attending the school and counting. Their teachers are in direct contact with them to suggest continuous improvements—from new textbooks to new backpacks or renovations to the school.