Der Geschirrspüler hat dem guten alten Küchentuch einiges an praktischer Bedeutung geraubt. Dennoch bleibt dieses in vielen Haushalten gegenwärtig: handgewoben oder industriell produziert, fusselfrei oder saugfähig, schmutzig oder sauber, geerbt oder austauschbar. Als Textilie und Alltagsgegenstand steht das Küchentuch stellvertretend für viele gesellschaftlich relevante Themen wie unbezahlte Hausarbeit, Kolonialismus und Gleichberechtigung. Zudem weckt es vielfältige Assoziationen und ist Träger von Erinnerungen, Erlebnissen und Anekdoten.
Lange Zeit waren speziell angefertigte Küchentücher ein Luxus und den oberen Klassen vorbehalten. Industrielle Massenproduktion hat das geändert und heute lassen sich zwei Entwicklungen feststellen: Während Küchentücher als Designobjekte in Museumsshops und Handwerksläden ausliegen, sind sie zugleich standardisierte Billigware.
In dem englischsprachigen Buch The Tea Towel. Perspectives on an Everyday Item treten dreizehn Autor:innen, Künstler:innen und Designer:innen in Dialog mit dem Objekt und untersuchen es journalistisch, künstlerisch, kulturgeschichtlich und technisch. Die Beiträge ergänzen sich und bringen neue Bezüge hervor. In Text und Bild regt das Buch dazu an das Küchentuch neu zu entdecken, als sinnliches Objekt, das weit mehr in sich trägt als ein Gebrauchsgegenstand.
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Vera Roggli ist Textildesignerin und arbeitet zwischen Italien, der Schweiz und Belgien.
Basil Linder ist Grafiker und Schriftgestalter, Eva Wolf ist Grafikerin und Illustratorin. Gemeinsam führen sie das Gestaltungsatelier Studio Eva Basil in Bern.
Vera Roggli is a textile designer living and working between Italy, Switzerland, and Belgium.
Eva Wolf is a graphic designer and illustrator; Basil Linder is a graphic and typeface designer. They jointly run the Bern-based design firm Studio Eva Basil.
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