Beeswax wraps and bags, Grain pillows - eye and heat pillows

Company KUMANU
Hall AB
Stand A04/31

Product description

Our beeswax wrap products are plastic-free, reusable, and sustainable alternatives to aluminum and plastic wrap, handmade in our Tyrolean workshop. We use only organic cotton, organic beeswax, and tree resin – all regional and organically certified. Our wraps, bags, and covers keep foods like bread, fruit, and vegetables fresh for longer, thanks to the natural antibacterial properties of beeswax. They are flexible, easy to clean, and help you avoid waste in everyday life. We are passionate about high-quality, regional craftsmanship and meaningful environmental protection. Our eye and grain heat pillows are natural, versatile heat packs filled with regional organic wheat. Both pillows are optionally available with lavender scent for extra relaxation. The eye pillow is designed for the delicate eye area, providing relaxation and can be used cold or warm. The grain pillows provide soothing warmth for the neck, belly, or other body parts and are also versatile in use. Both have removable, washable covers and offer sustainable, natural support for relaxation and relief of discomfort.

Webpage

www.kumanu.at

Product category

  • INTERIOR, DECOR & GARDEN

KUMANU

AT - Tirol
Tirler Straße 89

T. +436802261848

W. www.kumanu.at

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