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Hand Block Printed Cotton Napkins Cocktail size in Black Forest design

Serviettes / Table Napkins "Cocktail Size" (set of 4), Hand Block Printed Cotton - BLACK FOREST

$45.95
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Gorgeous 100% kora (unprocessed and unbleached) cotton hand block printed 'cocktail size' serviettes / table napkins / child size napkins, using low-impact dyes. Kind and caring to the environment, hand block printing is a labor-intensive process that involves carving designs on individual wooden blocks, to which dye is applied and stamped on to fabric. Numerous careful impressions are required to complete a single finished product. 

Make entertaining guests an indulgence with Sustainable Threads' stunning hand block printed, heavyweight cotton napkins.   Highly absorbent, they are a great alternative to disposable paper napkins. 

Make such a beautiful and unique gift for someone special (or even a treat for yourself).

Crafted by artisans in a displaced community from rural Western India.  A Fair Trade product. 

Size: 23cm x 23cm

Care Instructions : Machine wash cold, gentle cycle. May be tumble dried on low and iron on cotton setting.

Set of 4 Napkins

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    Sustainable Threads promotes fair trade, handmade products crafted from natural fibres. Founded by Poonam Abbi and Harish Hathiramani, this social enterprise collaborates with disadvantaged artisans, including the physically disabled and survivors of domestic violence, blending modern aesthetics with traditional techniques. Through long-term trade partnerships and safe working conditions, Sustainable Threads supports artisans in improving their financial stability and self-esteem. We also prioritise eco-friendly packaging, using recycled materials from local community contributions, aligning our products with sustainability goals.

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