Dishcloth: Photos from Amuri

Photos from Amuri dishcloths are a practical and suitably nostalgic addition to either you or your friend's kitchen! The pictures have been taken in the Amuri district between 1950s and 1970s.

The dishcloth can be refeshened and washed safely at 60°C. The sticker comes off by applying moisture. Worn out dishcloth is biodegradable and can be recycled through composting.

Photo varieties:

Yard - Exterior in the Workers’ Housing block, photographer Jaakko Luoma

Kids - Curious children in Amuri, photographer Jaakko Luoma

Bike - Crossing of Saarikatu and Suokatu in the 70s, photographer Jarmo Jansson

Rain - Pirkankatu on a rainy night, photographer E.M. Staf

Grannies - Women chatting in the 1950s-1960s, photographer Jarmo Jansson

Blocks - Wooden Amuri housing blocks in 1957, photographer E.M. Staf

Material: cellulose / cotton

Made in Finland.

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