The perfect utilitarian culinary item, I keep a number of these Ambatalia wrapping cloths on hand and find myself using them constantly. They're unusually large, beautifully made, and the sort of reusable kitchen staple I reach for regularly as I try to phase plastics and other single-use disposables from my kitchen. The charcoal ticking stripe is classic, and each square cloth (31 x 31-inches) is made from an exceptionally sturdy organic cotton and hemp blend. -Heidi

Use your wrapping cloth as:
   - an apron.
   - a bread bag.
   - a way to transport potluck or picnic items.
   - an alternative to a disposable wine bottle bag.
   - a way to wrap a housewarming gift.
   - a way to keep your Chemex or French Press coffee warm.
   - an impromptu tablecloth for two.
   - any number of other furoshiki.
   - a way to bundle farmers' market finds.
   - a lunch bag.

Made in California.