Natural Blues: Marine Blue Table Mats with Soft Indigo Organic Napkins

SUE URE MAISON LIMITEDMade in the UK

£123

Natural Blues: Marine Blue Table Mats with Soft Indigo Organic Napkins Create a cool, nature-inspired, and sophisticated table setting with the Natural Blues bundle. This set combines UK-made premium-quality table mats with ecologically and ethically hand-woven table napkins for a harmonious blend of style and sustainability. What's Included: Marine Blue Table Mats : Four square melamine mats with a durable, heat-resistant surface. Made in the UK from sustainably sourced eucalyptus board and backed with cork to protect your table. Soft Indigo Table Napkins : Four hand-woven napkins made from o

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UK company
Registered at Companies House as SUE URE MAISON LIMITED, number 10872879. Checked 2026-08-29.
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UK operations
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British-owned
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Made in the UK
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