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Eco Linen Bread Bag in slate grey with fish
Helen Round

Eco Linen Bread Bag Fish Design - Seconds

€12,95

Eco Linen Bread Bag from The Quayside Collection

*With a slightly imperfect print*

Every now and then we spot a few imperfections in our hand-printing. Whether a small ink smudge or a design printed a little too faintly, these pieces don't make it into our final selection so we’ve added them to our sale. This is a great opportunity to buy slight seconds at significantly reduced prices, please do watch the video below to find out more:

Unfortunately we are unable to accept returns on any sale items.

Perfect for storing loaves, rolls, delicious artisan breads and patisserie this wonderful linen bread bag features a hand printed design from our Quayside Collection.

An eco linen bread bag can help to keep bread fresh for longer. Your bread needs to breathe and it naturally has a high moisture content. If it is kept in a sealed container it will soon get mouldy - a linen bread bag helps to stop this from happening. It's washable and re-usable. Great for home baked and bakery bought breads including sourdough. Turn the top of the bread bag down to make a pretty basket, perfect for serving bread and rolls at the table.

 

Made from pure linen with a natural cotton tie, it's available in Cornish Slate Grey Linen and measures approx: 42cm x 28cm x 12cm 16.5 x 11 x 4.7 inches. It is machine washable at 30 degrees, hand printed and made in Cornwall by a small team of skilled artisans in our Cornish studio.

The story behind The Quayside Collection:- this design is inspired by our wonderful Cornish fishing heritage. Once the scene of a very busy and lucrative pilchard industry, fish were stored and preserved in ‘Pilchard Palaces’. The remains of these wonderful palaces can be seen on the rocky shorelines in villages near Helen’s shop and studio. You can read a more about the local villages of Kingsand and Cawsand on The Rame Peninsula and their history here.