Margarita Bucket Hat |Small
$ 220.00
Reversible hand painted and handmade hat with 9 cm brim and cotton lining.
The sum of craftsmanship and love put into each piece is unmeasurable. Please note that this hat is painted individually and therefore its appearance may vary, however, we find beauty in imperfection and believe irregularities to be virtues which result in unique and irreplaceable art pieces.
Wrapped in the summer mist, these margaritas roast and shake in the sunlight, and to the sound of the crickets singing, let the aquarelle petals shake in your head.
Our hats are painted and made by hand, using textile paint and only sustainable materials. They are unique works of art, in which we respect irregularities, turning them into virtues and characteristics of each piece. They can be washed by hand, with cold or warm water and neutral soap. We do not recommend draining, and they should air dry! If you have a stain or have messed it up, get in touch with us and we'll see how we can help you. In case you need an iron, we recommend using a steam iron or not removing it from your head for a while. Keep it open so it won't wrinkle, and enjoy it forever. 100% organic cotton paint, 100% cotton, Interior of the hat, recycled PES from ocean bottles.
"At Romualda, we focus on sustainability and taking care of what matters. We create unique and exquisite products that blend craftsmanship, artistic expression, and good design, promoting conscious and long-lasting consumption. We work with ethical, traceable suppliers who are committed to the environment, using recycled and recyclable materials in our packaging. Our commitment extends to using fair-trade cotton from agricultural cooperatives in Uganda and Kyrgyzstan, processed in Europe under strict regulations. Additionally, we employ recycled ocean-bound polyester fibre and collaborate with women at risk of exclusion for our 100% cotton bags. At Romualda, we strive to make a positive impact on society and the environment through sustainability in every aspect of our work."