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Studio Natural · Riga, Latvia
Linen napkin beige with dandelion fluf 56x56 cm
€ 70.00
EUR incl. VAT; delivery is shown at checkout.
Semi-sheer hand-woven linen napkin in beige with embroidery finished with knot fringe. Decorative and practical elements for your festive table.
- Dimensions
- width 56 cm, length 56 cm
- Composition
- 100% linen
Details
Semi-sheer hand-woven linen napkin in beige with embroidery finished with knot fringe. Decorative and practical elements for your festive table.
- Color
- beige with embroidery
- Dimensions
- width 56 cm, length 56 cm
- Composition
- 100% linen
- Care instructions
- Hand wash (max 30°C) or dry clean—iron at maximum (high) temperature. Cockle is a very special effect of this fabric. This fabric is 100% hand It may have knots or natural unevenness.
- Warning
- Direct sunlight and strong lighting may alter the color of the fabric.
- Materials
- 100% linen
- Technique
- Handwoven in Latvia
- Craft
- Handwoven linen
Product safety and traceability
- Manufacturer / artisan
- Studio Natural
- Origin
- Riga, Latvia
Safe use
Use only for the described purpose. Follow care and warning information and stop using the product if damaged.
Product safety and traceability
Meet the artisan
Studio Natural
Riga, Latvia
Studio Natural was founded in 1990 by acclaimed textile artist Laima Kaugure, whose guiding phrase is “linen is a lifestyle.” Kaugure treats the Riga studio as an artistic laboratory, combining traditional weaving knowledge with contemporary fabric development to challenge the idea that linen is merely plain or rustic. Her work spans home textiles, clothing, scarves, bags, and bespoke interior pieces. The studio uses European flax and weaves its fabrics in Latvia in limited quantities on traditional wooden looms. Kaugure adapts established techniques rather than copying them unchanged, sometimes combining linen with wool and other fibres to create depth, structure, and unexpected translucency. A gentle hand-softening process prepares the cloth for daily use without stripping away its natural character. The studio makes textiles to be worn, washed, and lived with, becoming softer and more personal over time.
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