Napkin - Half-linen

Napkin made from durable half-linen. Hand-printed with eco-friendly, solvent-free ink. Available in white or sand.

Care instructions:

Before you use me for the first time, you should soak me in water for 2 hours. This helps me become elastic. I will shrink a little when washed at 40°C. After the 2nd or 3rd wash, I will be wonderfully soft.

Treat stubborn stains with liquid gall soap. It is best to let it soak overnight and then add to the next 40°C wash.

We recommend a 40°C wash. This is gentle on the half-linen, the print, and is environmentally conscious.

Dimensions: 50 cm x 50 cm

Made in Germany, printed in Bavaria.

Manufacturer information according to GPSR:

Nordkynd - Vera Horn

Reichenstraße 8 - 87629 Füssen

info@nordkynd.de // www.nordkynd.de

Please note: you will find the hazard and material information for all our pictures, small decorative items, gift wrap, as well as our T-shirts here. Simply scroll down.

Material information:

• Nordkynd is the manufacturer of this product. All raw materials and substances, such as containers, keychains, resin, etc., were purchased in Germany from German companies and therefore meet all quality standards.
• Our T-shirts were designed by an artist (see details in the manufacturing and material information), purchased from Stanley/Stella, a sustainable and fair company (see manufacturing and material information), and printed by a German company.

Potential hazards for T-shirts:

1. Choking hazard: Small parts such as buttons, beads, or decorative elements can detach and be swallowed by small children.

2. Allergic reactions: Dyes, chemicals, or materials in the T-shirts can trigger allergic reactions such as rashes or irritation in sensitive individuals.

3. Fire hazard: T-shirts are generally made of flammable materials such as cotton, which can lead to burns if handled carelessly near fire or heat.

4. Strangulation hazard: Long ribbons, strings, or cords on T-shirts can pose a strangulation hazard, especially for children.

5. Quality issues: Inferior quality of seams, materials, or workmanship can lead to wear, tearing, or other safety issues.

It is important to be aware of potential hazards when selecting and using T-shirts, especially regarding children or persons with allergic reactions. Pay attention to the quality and safety of T-shirts and take appropriate precautions to minimize potential risks.

Potential hazards for hung pictures:

1. Falling hazard: Poorly secured or improperly hung pictures can fall and cause personal injury or property damage.

2. Risk of injury: Sharp edges of picture frames or broken glass surfaces can cause lacerations, especially with careless handling or unintentional contact.

3. Choking hazard: Small parts, such as hooks or mounting hardware, can detach and be swallowed by children or pets.

4. Fire hazard: Pictures near heat sources such as candles or lamps can catch fire and cause fires, especially if the pictures are made of highly flammable materials.

It is important to use appropriate mounting methods when hanging pictures to secure them safely and minimize potential hazards. Be sure to check pictures regularly to ensure they are hanging securely and stably to avoid accidents.

Potential hazard for small decorative items:

1. Fire hazard: Decorative items such as candles, string lights, or dried flowers can contain highly flammable materials and thus cause fires.

2. Tripping hazard: Decorative objects that are placed or positioned carelessly can create tripping hazards and cause injury.

3. Choking hazard: Small parts, loose pieces, or embellishments on decorative items can be swallowed by children or pets and thus pose a choking hazard.

4. Tipping hazard: Decorative items such as vases, statues, or sculptures can be knocked over and lead to injury or property damage.

5. Health risks: Certain decorative items may contain harmful materials or chemicals that can cause allergies, irritation, or other health problems.

It is important to be aware of potential hazards when selecting and placing decorative items and to take appropriate safety precautions to avoid accidents and injuries. Regular inspections and care of decorative items can also help minimize potential risks.

Potential hazards of gift wrap:

1. Fire hazard: Gift wrap is often made of highly flammable materials such as paper or plastic, which can catch fire if used improperly.

2. Choking hazard: Small parts such as ribbon, decorations, or labels can be swallowed by small children or pets and pose a choking hazard.

3. Cutting hazard: Gift wrap can have sharp edges or corners that can cause cuts, especially when opening gifts or disposing of the paper.

4. Tipping hazard: Stacks of gifts or objects hidden by gift wrap can fall over and lead to injury or property damage.

5. Health concerns: Some gift wrap contains dyes, chemicals, or coatings that can cause allergic reactions or health issues, especially in sensitive individuals.

It is important to use gift wrap safely, avoid fire sources, keep an eye on children and pets to prevent choking hazards, and be aware of sharp edges. In addition, gift wrap should be disposed of properly after use to avoid injuries.