They will protect your hands and will bring an air of Provence to your kitchen, in tune with the song of cicadas. ...
Coordinates & accessories
Quilted fabric
A pot holder set must obviously protect the cook's hand from the heat of the oven. There are two kinds of cotton pot holders: those that are only quilted and those that contain an additional isothermal layer. The former are used with quilted gloves of the same thickness.
This superposition of layers of quilted fabric provides high performance insulation associated with easier grip. Indeed, the gestures are easier in a thin glove. Another advantage is to be able to slip the potholders as a trivet mat when you hold a hot dish. It's handy when you forgot to install the trivet mat, and it happens all the time!
If you prefer potholders and insulated kitchen gloves (thicker), you can dig into the collections of Marat d'Avignon®.
Cigales kitchen gloves
Find the motif of this print by consulting the collection Cigales: of course, you will find the coordinate kitchen gloves to these cute pot holders. There are also matching tablecloths and placemats, as well as napkins, and pretty multi-purpose fabric baskets. If you like this print, take a look at the entire collection, you’ll be seduced.
Data sheet
- Collection
- Cigales
- Shape
- Square
- Width
- 7.9 in
- Length
- 7.9 in
- Color
- Blue
- Shaping
- Printed
- Composition
- 100% cotton
- Treatment
- Without treatment
- Quilted
- Yes
- Pattern
- Allover
All our household linen is made with care in the South East of France with quality textile materials. In order to preserve all the qualities of your article, we recommend you to follow our maintenance advices. This will help you enjoy the features and properties of your house linen longer.
Some tips : to wash your laundry, we recommend Marseille soap, a natural and really effective product that the washerwomen (lavandieres) of Provence used formerly. In addition to being environmentally friendly and harmless to the skin and the environment, it cleans and removes stains perfectly without damaging fabric. You can also use white vinegar as a softener: it's natural too. Do not hesitate and follow the example of Provencal housewives, back to fundamentals: it's good for you, for your home, and for the planet!
For TEFLON treated or coated fabrics: we recommend to iron on the reverse side of the fabric to reactivate the properties of anti-stain treatment.
Machine wash at 30° C
Do not bleach
No dry clean
Do not use tumble dryer
Low temperature ironing
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