Pure Yarn-Dyed Linen - Amon Righe

Before listing the myriad characteristics of linen, it's important to remember that the use of this noble fiber is lost in the mists of time. Scholars claim that traces of its use date back to 8,000 BC. Indeed, the ancient Egyptians used linen to cover the mummies of the pharaohs, and the Phoenicians traded it in North Europe for centuries. Linen is obtained from the "linum usitatissimum" plant and has a stalk between 40 and 70 cm tall, composed of 70% cellulose, and originally comes from Asia Minor. In modern times, linen fiber has acquired an important role in everyday life, ranging from clothing to furnishings. At Tosca Italian Fabrics, we believe that the technical qualities of linen, including its resistance, breathability, sustainability, and freshness, are an absolute must for timeless elegance. The natural creases that occur when wearing linen are not a defect, but an unmistakable symbol of style and ease.