2004-12-A
on sand
100% eco linen

2004-08-A
on oyster
100% eco linen

2004-29-B
on berry w/poppy
45/55 cotton/linen blend

2004-27-B
on pelagic w/grass
45/55 cotton/linen blend

2004-25-B
on pelagic w/iceberg
45/55 cotton/linen blend

tectona

tek•TOE•na

This more formidable sibling of mint is native to Southeast Asia, where its mellow yellow wood has been gargoyles and dining tables for centuries. There’s reason to love teak— each tree vacuums volumes of carbon dioxide from the air and exhales clean oxygen, fighting global warming with every breath.

repeat 9"H x 12.75"V

kingdom Plantae
phylum Tracheophyta
class Magnoliopsida
order Lamiales
family Lamiaceae
genus Tectona
species grandis