'Hohto' is a design by Belgian-Japanese textile designer Elisa Defossez Kikuchi. 'Hohto' (Finnish for "glow, shimmer") is inspired by soft sunlight filtering through the trees – also known as "komorebi" in Japanese. The striped pattern evokes the many rays of light filtering through the foliage, but could also be interpreted as a reminder of the rhythm of the trees in the forest.
The generous cloth can be used as a towel or as a summer blanket, on the beach, for a picnic or as a tablecloth.

Finnish weaving mill Lapuan Kankurit is a family business; the family's first textile factory opened in 1917. Lapuan Kankurit values sustainable development and pure natural materials, responsible and environmentally friendly processes and cooperation with designers. The high-quality textiles will make you happy for decades.
Made from 100% 'Masters of Linen' long staple linen yarn, grown in Europe and spun according to Oeko-Tex standards.

'Hohto' sauna and bath towel
Design: Aoi Yoshizawa for Lapuan Kankurit
Dimensions: 95 x 150 cm
Material: 100% linen
Made in Finland.