Kenshō Stonewashed Linen Bedcover | Jute

The weight of it alone will change how you sleep. Jute is the colour of undyed flax left to dry in open air — warm, raw, and deeply honest. It sits between oat and sand, carrying the natural variation of the fibre itself: slightly darker where the weave is dense, lighter where the stonewash has lifted the surface. In morning light it reads as warmth. In the evening it deepens into something closer to earth. It is a colour that belongs in a room that has been considered all the way to its edges. 265gsm. Pure European linen, stonewashed and tumbled until it reaches a handle that is both substantial and yielding — the kind of weight that settles over you and signals, immediately, that rest has begun. Designed to cascade to the floor, it works as a lightweight layer over a flat sheet on warm summer nights, or beneath a blanket or duvet when the temperature drops. Handmade in New Zealand from 100% European linen, OEKO-TEX® certified, and built to soften and deepen with every wash. Matching lumbar cushions available on request. Named after the Japanese Buddhist term for enlightenment — a moment of stillness, of clarity. That is precisely what this bed cover brings to a room. Composition & Specs Fabric: 100% European linen, 265gsm Colour: Jute — warm undyed flax, naturally variable, deepening with age and wash Finish: Stonewashed and tumbled for a perfectly relaxed handle Certification: OEKO-TEX® Standard 100 Origin: Handmade in New Zealand from heavy European linen Use: Lightweight layer for summer; pairs with blanket or duvet for cooler months Sizes & Dimensions Queen / King — 270 × 270 cm Super King — 290 × 290 cm Cali King (NZ) / Super King (AU) — 340 × 290 cm Available across Australia & New Zealand. To request samples, contact shop@thefoxesden.co.nz Care Instructions Gentle cold machine wash Tumble dry low or line dry No ironing required — the stonewashed texture is intentional Softens and improves with every wash Crafted to order: each piece is individually made by our New Zealand sewing team. Please allow a 3–4 week window for your piece to be completed before it begins its journey to you.