Organic linen and cotton Table Napkin - in a choice of five colours

SUE URE MAISON LIMITED

£12

Our organic linen and cotton table napkins are hand-woven in a palette of soft colours; blue, unbleached white, yellow, soft orange and pale grey. Only natural certified plant dyes are used to achieve our fabrics' colours. These linen/cotton mix napkins are a beautiful addition to any dining table. Each napkin is woven and sewn by local artisans in Senegal on a fair-trade wage, helping to preserve a rich but endangered textile tradition. Woven in small batches, colours and sizes may vary slightly. Material: 100% organic linen/cotton (50/50). Care: Wash at 40°c, do not use bleach. Dimensions: 4

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Registered at Companies House as SUE URE MAISON LIMITED, number 10872879. Checked 2026-08-29.
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