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A soft padded baby playmat in the shape of a water lily leaf in Vintage Nude color, this Lorena Canals Fantasy Garden Water Lily Vintage Nude Playmat is made of GOTS-certified organic cotton with a soft hand feel. The playmat comes with a separate handcrafted crinkle and rattle stimulation toy in the shape of a flower, perfect for impromptu playtime at a park or friend's house. This Fantasy Garden Water Lily Playmat also offers baby a comfortable soft surface for naps after a long and tiring day. The playmat comes rolled up with a belly band in natural cotton.
As you're probably aware, cotton is a natural fibre that comes from the cotton plant and grows commonly all over the world. It is a renewable and eco-friendly material that is easy to clean and maintain. Cotton offers an unparalleled feeling of softness, comfort and warmth. It is also machine washable!
It started with one simple question that perhaps a lot of us parents have: 'Why can't we wash our kids' rugs at home? That was enough to set Lorena Canals on a journey to come up with a solution. Lorena Canals started her company to fill the void of modern day living. Her rug designs are stylish and practical. Made from 100% cotton, her rug collection is machine-washable and is the new standard in the world of rug design.
28 years later, Lorena Canals now operates out of offices in Barcelona and New York. Their rugs are manufactured in two of their very own facilities in India where they have full control of the quality and best practices. Their designers work side by side with 120 artisans who take care of every detail in an elaborate handmade process. The brand prides itself on quality in every aspect of production, from the finest raw materials to socially responsible labour practices. Nowadays, Lorena Canals products are found worldwide in more than 2,500 points of sale, making its products available in more than 40 countries. Their offerings have expanded to include Home Decoration serving both children and grown-ups! A nursery funded by the SAKÛLA PROJECT now has 120 boys and girls attending and continues to grow year after year.
