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A cotton dish towel with a stitched panel and velvet trim, machine-washable and designed in the USA
This cotton dish towel carries a woodburned-style "Enjoy The Ride" sentiment stitched into a panel with velvet trim. It is designed for daily kitchen use and works equally well as a thoughtful gift for friends or family who appreciate simple, cheerful décor.
The towel is made entirely from cotton and is machine-washable, so it handles repeated cleaning cycles without special care. The stitched panel and velvet trim add a decorative touch that remains intact through regular laundering and everyday spills.
No extra accessories or assembly are required; the towel arrives finished and ready to hang or fold straight from the package. Its US-designed artwork and soft cotton fabric make it an immediate, practical present for housewarmings, birthdays or anyone refreshing their kitchen linens.
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| Brand name | Primitives by Kathy |
| Product type | HOme |
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