Holiday Pine Sponge Cloth - Cellulose Dish Cloth featuring pine and cedar boughs, with pink berry accents, ideal for sustainable kitchens, reusable and compostable.
Holiday Pine Sponge Cloth - Cellulose Dish Cloth featuring pine and cedar boughs, with pink berry accents, ideal for sustainable kitchens, reusable and compostable. Holiday Pine Sponge Cloth and yardia tea towel with pine-and-fern motif, showcasing pine cones, ferns, and berries. Sustainable, washable, and biodegradable kitchen essentials.
$8.00

The Holiday Pine and Evergreen Sponge Cloth is the perfect Christmas addition to your sustainable kitchen. Made from cellulose and cotton, this reusable and washable Swedish dish cloth is not only environmentally friendly but also features a beautiful pattern of pine and cedar boughs along with touches of red elderberries. Great for holiday gifting, this holiday sponge cloth pairs perfectly with Yardia's tea towel and card in the same evergreen design. Ditch the single-use paper towels and switch to this long-lasting and home compostable sponge cloth that can last up to several months.

Illustrated in watercolor by artist Brigida Swanson. Yardia® is a member of 1% For The Planet, donating 1% of all sales to environmental nonprofits.

Details:
*Easy To Clean: Dishwasher and washing machine safe. 
*Lasts up to several months, replaces about 15 rolls of paper towels.
*Biodegradable and home compostable: toss it in the compost bin when you're finished with it!
*30% Cotton, 70% Cellulose Wood Pulp.
*6.875 x 7.625 inches.
*Product information label on back.
*Imported (China).

Copyright © Brigida Swanson 2026. All rights reserved.

About Yardia: 
Yardia® is a gift and stationery company based in Seattle, Washington. Artist-owned and operated, Yardia products include nature-inspired watercolor home decor, gifts and stationery that help gardeners and hikers to express their intersectional identities and love the place they live. 

About the Artist:
I'm Brigida, a queer CHamoru and multiracial watercolor artist. Nature's like family to me. Creating art about nature is how I feel most connected to the ancestral values of my CHamoru heritage, and to the Pacific Northwest culture in which I was raised. It's why I create products that express a kinship with nature, so that we can all experience a sense of belonging and wonder.

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