Hooded Muslin Towel and Muslin Gift Set
A beautifully thoughtful gift set designed for one of the loveliest rituals of early parenthood: bath time.
This curated pairing brings together a super-soft muslin square and a hooded muslin towel, both made from breathable, hand block-printed cotton muslin by artisans in India and Nepal. Practical, gentle and quietly luxurious, it’s a set that turns an everyday routine into something a little more special.
The hooded muslin towel is made from four layers of lightweight, absorbent muslin, making it an ideal alternative to traditional terry towelling. A softly structured hood keeps small heads warm straight out of the bath, while the naturally gentle fabric is perfect for drying delicate skin and those peachy-soft folds, without ever feeling abrasive. Unlike standard towels, muslin won’t go stiff or lumpy in the wash; it simply becomes softer with time.
Paired with a coordinating muslin square, this set is as versatile as it is beautiful, ideal for drying, cuddling, comforting or keeping close during those early months.
Available in two carefully curated colourways, Pink or Blue, each set is thoughtfully matched and ready to gift.
Good to know
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Hooded towel measures 80 × 80cm and fits newborns up to 18 months
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Made from breathable, absorbent 100% cotton muslin
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Hand block-printed using traditional techniques
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Gentle on sensitive skin and suitable for everyday use
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Machine washable at 30°C (and gets softer with every wash)
A practical yet luxurious gift, perfect for welcoming a new baby with comfort, care and considered design.
The art of block printing
Block printing sits at the heart of everything we make. Each design begins as a hand-carved wooden block, carefully inked and pressed onto cloth by skilled artisans using time-honoured techniques passed down through generations. The process is slow and deliberate, allowing the ink to sink into the fabric and giving every piece its own subtle variations and character. Printed in small batches on soft, breathable cotton, no two muslins or blankets are ever exactly the same for a quiet celebration of craftsmanship, imperfection, and the beauty of things made by hand.