The Hank glass towel – as simple as it gets. A kitchen towel is all about function, and exists for one reason – to be used. Every day, several times a day. The name Hank is given after the important handle, or hanger, that plays the main role here; the handle that holds the towel on the hook and makes it accessible – always close at hand. It is a small, but incredibly important detail that Kristina has given its own value by making it a design element in itself, and in this way created the shape of the towel; the handle that is highlighted by two woven vertical lines that tie the two handles together. In all its simplicity.

“ The great value of the small details ” – Kristina

Kristina Stark is a designer educated at Konstfackskolan in Stockholm and at Central Saint Martins College of Art and Design in London and has worked for many years with design for both external clients and her own brand. She is driven by the desire to design everyday objects created for frequent use; everyday objects and completely ordinary and ordinary things that people use often and that make life a little easier.

Weaving technique: The glass towel Hank is woven on a white warp with black stripes that tie the hank together. The weaving method used is single-ply/double-ply and the towels are woven in 100% linen.

Size 50×70 cm and it is delivered washed, shrunk and ready to use.

Hank glass towel is available in the colors: White, black, unbleached and red.