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Marigold Linen Napkin Set

Name: Marigold Linen Napkin Set
Brand: Elana Gabrielle
SKU: LN-MAR-101
Price: 32.3 USD
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Made with 100% OEKO-TEX certified linen
Illustrated by hand, screen-printed with water-based, earth friendly inks and dyes
16" x 16"
Set of 2
Made in Portland, Oregon

Add a touch of joy to your dining experience with these eco-friendly, heirloom-quality linen napkin sets. Chosen for their soft supple texture and beautiful design, these napkins are perfect for adding visual delight to everyday meals, garden parties, and festive gatherings.

Sourced from a family-owned farm in Europe, this linen is selected for its traditional craftsmanship and ethical production. This soft and durable fabric is naturally antibacterial, ensuring a sustainable, practical, and uniquely beautiful addition to your dining table.

*Color may vary slightly with different dye lots. Small differentiation in color, sewing, and print is part of the handmade process and makes each one unique.

Care: Machine was cold with like colors, use mild detergent. Tumble or line dry, iron while damp if needed.

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