Name: Tea towel
Brand: Georg Jensen Damask
SKU: 31541

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Wider or longer? We are happy to help with custom sizes
 
At Georg Jensen Damask, we have our own sewing workshop where we sew textiles in custom sizes. If you need a longer tablecloth, we’re more than happy to thread our needles.
 
Not all tables are the same and have standard sizes. If our collection does not contain the measurements you require, we can offer custom sewing to meet your individual needs. For all custom orders, you pay for the fabric and a fixed price for the seamstress' time.
 
TYPICAL CUSTOM ORDERS AT OUR SEWING WORKSHOP:
 
Custom length tablecloths
If you have a table with a length that does not match a tablecloth in our standard collection, we have almost all of our designs on rolls, so we can sew the tablecloth in exactly the length you want.
 
Extending the width of a tablecloth
If you need a tablecloth that is wider than 160 cm, we can extend the width of the tablecloth. This is done by cutting two lengths of damask fabric and discreetly sewing them together down the middle. You pay for the fabric and a fixed price for the seamstress’ time. Please note that we always have at least one design in the collection sold by the metre in widths of up to 210 cm. Please note that there are designs in the collection for which it is not possible to extend the width. Please contact us for more information.
 
Oval tablecloths 
We can also sew tablecloths that fit certain types of oval tables. For widths of over 160 cm, we also have the option of extending the width of the tablecloth. We cut two lengths of damask fabric and discreetly sew them together down the middle.
 
Round tablecloths 
We can also sew tablecloths that fit certain types of round tables. The maximum width in our standard collection is 160 cm, but widths can be extended by discreetly sewing two lengths of damask fabric together down the middle.
 
Please contact us if you would like to find out more about the possibilities of having textiles sewn in custom sizes.

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Tea towel

Classic craftsmanship & quality

The tea towel was designed in 1963 by designer and weaver John Becker. This was the first tea towel designed at Georg Jensen Damask, and thanks to its timeless pattern, it has remained popular ever since. As the dominant design element, the elegant graphic pattern offers both a classic and modern look. Before washing your new tea towels for the first time, we recommend soaking them in cold water for 24 hours as this will improve absorbency.

Becker

John Becker

John Becker (1915-1986) was a Danish designer, weaver and author. His designs are characterised by stringent composition and an ordered profusion of details. You will find combinations of geometrical shapes and naturalistic patterns among the designs.

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Colour Flint. BECKER 63 products feature a blend of strong linen and cotton, guaranteeing optimal drying properties.

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<h4 style="text-align: center;">WEAVING TRADITION</h4>
Georg Jensen Damask has proud weaving traditions that can be traced back to the Danish craft society of yore. We have been weaving since 1756, and we have been providing the framework for everyday life and celebrations ever since.

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Blend of strong linen and cotton, guaranteeing optimal drying properties, Colour Flint

Flint Grey50x80 cm

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The tea towel was designed in 1963 by weaver John Becker, who is behind several designs for Georg Jensen Damask.

Tea towel with graphic pattern in dark blue

Dark Blue50x80 cm

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The <a rel="noopener" href="/the-kitchen/tea-towels" target="_blank">tea towel</a> was designed in 1963 by designer and weaver John Becker. It was the first designer tea towel in the damask collection and has retained its popularity by virtue of its timeless pattern. Beautiful on its own, but also elegant when combined with other patterns or monochromatic tea towels.
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Elegant tea towel in beautiful brown with a classic design

Walnut50x80 cm

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Tea towel with graphic pattern in light beige

Archive50x80 cm

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The tea towel was designed in 1963 by weaver John Becker, who is behind several of our designs. Since then, it has retained its popularity by virtue of its timeless pattern.

Tea towel

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Design by John Becker

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WEAVING TRADITION

Classic craftsmanship & quality

Designer

John Becker

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@georgjensendamask