Crafted in Ghana
Table Napkin "Rise and Shine I" - Set of 4
Table Napkin "Rise and Shine I" - Set of 4
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Infuse your dining space with warmth and charm using this stunning 4-piece napkin set, featuring a mango yellow and royal blue floral print. Made from 100% cotton, these reusable napkins are designed to elevate your meals with a burst of color and elegance. Perfect for gatherings or everyday dining, their eye-catching design and sustainable craftsmanship make every occasion feel special.
Celebrate every meal with a blend of beauty and functionality - because your table deserves it!
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Product Details
Product Details
Material:
- 100 % African Print (100% cotton)
Size
Size
- 18.5" x 18.5" / 47 cm x 47 cm
With these dimensions the table napkins allow for different folding options to give you great flexibility for your personal favorite table setting.
This is a handmade product, so the size can slightly vary.
Care
Care
Machine washable at 30°C
The more you wash it, the softer it gets.
We produce made-to-order
We produce made-to-order
This means, we start working on your new favorite item, once you have placed the order. Therefore, we need a little bit of time to pour the love and precision into this product, that you deserve.
Usually, we need 3 working days for this!
We will inform you by email about the exact time when you can expect your treasure to arrive.
Unique as you are and made in Ghana!
Unique as you are and made in Ghana!
Crafted in Ghana, you'll feel the vibrant energy of the culture with every piece.
Handmade with love and authentic African print, each table napkin is a unique work of art. This means each single piece can differ slightly from the model depicted in the pictures.
You are doing GOOD!
You are doing GOOD!
With each purchase you contribute to creating decent jobs, empowering women, support the local economy and the growth of a Ghanaian purpose-driven business that has social impact and sustainability at it’s core.
