Netilas Yadayim Winter Floral Finger Towel
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The Netilas Yadayim Winter Floral Finger Towel from the Waterdale Collection turns the washing station into something worth looking at — a soft white cotton towel with a full floral bouquet stitched across the front.
The embroidery runs deep burgundy, dusty pink and green, a gathered winter bouquet with על נטילת ידים worked in tan script beside it. A band of woven tan trim finishes the hem and picks up the lettering.
100% cotton, so it actually dries hands rather than just hanging there. It works in a powder room, at the kitchen sink or on a Yom Tov table, and pairs naturally with a washing cup.
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