Myrarnas Guld cloth, designed by Sara Idenfors

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  • Myrarnas Guld cloth, designed by Sara Idenfors

Myrarnas Guld cloth, designed by Sara Idenfors

Myrarnas Guld cloth, designed by Sara Idenfors

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Regular price Sale price 29 kr
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About the Product

Bring the gold of the marshes into your kitchen. This dishcloth from Västerbottenssåpa does more than just dry; it brightens up your home with both the colours and the feeling of Västerbotten’s vast, sun-warmed marshes, filled with sweet, tangy and delicious cloudberries. Here in northern Sweden, cloudberries have brightened our darkest winter months for generations. On Nobel Day, we serve vanilla ice cream with warm cloudberries in our homes; on a Monday morning in November, we top our porridge with a couple of generous spoonfuls of cloudberry jam; and with our Sunday coffee, we serve the finest treat we have—almond tartlets with whipped cream and cloudberries. This dishcloth is a tribute to our much-loved cloudberries: an everyday hero that lifts your spirits before eventually heading to the compost with a clear conscience.
See also our cloudberry-scented soap spray!

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What sets Västerbottenssåpa apart from “ordinary” soaps bought at the grocery store?

Västerbottenssåpa is a circular product made from reused, purified, and saponified rapeseed oil—entirely without new oil raw materials. The soap has properties similar to linseed oil soap and is naturally superfatted. This means it retains a greater surplus of nourishing oils after saponification than ordinary soap from the grocery store, making it especially effective, conditioning, and replenishing for your surfaces.

Frying oil becomes soap: “Eco-friendly and climate-smart”