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Due to the handmade nature of this item, colors may vary slightly.
Look who’s at the table.
If you’re a fan of this tablecloth’s dreamy pattern now, wait till you hear how it got there. It’s hand-printed with lots of patience and love, in a process where low-impact dyes were applied to individual wooden blocks, then stamped onto 100% kora cotton fabric. And the artists behind all that handiwork? They're part of an initiative that teams up with female artisans in displaced communities throughout Northern India. (Told ya this one was something special.)
- Made in: India
- Product Warranty:
- Shipping & Returns: Free Standard Shipping on Orders $199+ and Easy-Breezy Returns
If you’re a fan of this tablecloth’s dreamy pattern now, wait till you hear how it got there. It’s hand-printed with lots of patience and love, in a process where low-impact dyes were applied to individual wooden blocks, then stamped onto 100% kora cotton fabric. And the artists behind all that handiwork? They're part of an initiative that teams up with female artisans in displaced communities throughout Northern India. (Told ya this one was something special.)
Look who’s at the table.
If you’re a fan of this tablecloth’s dreamy pattern now, wait till you hear how it got there. It’s hand-printed with lots of patience and love, in a process where low-impact dyes were applied to individual wooden blocks, then stamped onto 100% kora cotton fabric. And the artists behind all that handiwork? They're part of an initiative that teams up with female artisans in displaced communities throughout Northern India. (Told ya this one was something special.)
- Made in: India
- Product Warranty:
- Shipping & Returns: Free Standard Shipping on Orders $199+ and Easy-Breezy Returns
If you’re a fan of this tablecloth’s dreamy pattern now, wait till you hear how it got there. It’s hand-printed with lots of patience and love, in a process where low-impact dyes were applied to individual wooden blocks, then stamped onto 100% kora cotton fabric. And the artists behind all that handiwork? They're part of an initiative that teams up with female artisans in displaced communities throughout Northern India. (Told ya this one was something special.)