CARACALLA
did. Antique
Round Towel
- 160cm
- Cotton Terry Fabric
- Simplex Printing
- Black Tassel
- Towel Hanging Apparatus
Lucius Septimius Bassianus, known as Caracalla, was born on April 4, 186. He is the 22nd Roman Emperor. Caracalla is the eldest son of the late Roman Emperors Septimius Severus and Julia Domna. He ruled from 211 to 217. He is considered to be one of the cruelest and bloody Emperors of the Roman Empire. While traveling for war, he was assassinated on the side of the road on April 8, 217, at the age of 29, in Harran by an imperial guard officer named Julius Martialis.
The work used in the design is one of the most copied Caracalla busts by 18th-century artists. It was made by Joseph Claus in 1757. Today it is exhibited at the Saint Louis Art Museum in America.
Fabric Properties
The product is produced from 160 cm diameter, 70% cotton 30% polyester, first-class quality terry cloth. The front surface is covered with digital printing and the back surface is a white cotton towel. It has high water-absorbing properties. It is framed with a black tassel under the ground color of the design.
The dyes used in the towels are certified and safe and do not harm human health.
It is applied with printing screen/screen printing techniques, it is a type of printing that breathes. Since this print is completely integrated with the fabric, it feels soft to the touch, not plastic.
Washing instructions
It is washed in the normal cycle up to 30 °C.
The product should not be washed with bleach. Only colored and mild detergent should be used.
For long-term use of colors, it is recommended to wash with similar colors and use a softener.
It is suitable for tumble drying at low temperatures.
A hot iron should not be used, it can be ironed without steam at a maximum of 110 °C.
Dry cleaning should not be done.
There is no shrinkage after the recommended washing instructions.
