There’s nothing wrong with these beautiful hemstitched napkins - I just had 2 left over from a larger order so I’m selling them as a pair. Each 18” napkin is hand dyed in a vat of indigo using the centuries old Shibori technique of tying, folding and binding the fabric to create a resist pattern. Each set is dyed together so the color will be the same and the patterns will be similar but no two napkins will be identical. 100% cotton, machine washable (preferably on cold). Tip - these look gorgeous when ironed BUT if you absolutely detest ironing (I usually iron my linens while binging Netflix!), take out of dryer while damp, fold and ‘smooth out’, then let air dry. Using a mild detergent like one made for baby clothes will keep your napkins nice and soft!
There’s nothing wrong with these beautiful hemstitched napkins - I just had 2 left over from a larger order so I’m selling them as a pair. Each 18” napkin is hand dyed in a vat of indigo using the centuries old Shibori technique of tying, folding and binding the fabric to create a resist pattern. Each set is dyed together so the color will be the same and the patterns will be similar but no two napkins will be identical. 100% cotton, machine washable (preferably on cold). Tip - these look gorgeous when ironed BUT if you absolutely detest ironing (I usually iron my linens while binging Netflix!), take out of dryer while damp, fold and ‘smooth out’, then let air dry. Using a mild detergent like one made for baby clothes will keep your napkins nice and soft!