Three place settings with pink and green placemats
Blue and red placemat with glass and bowl set on top of it
Top angled view of blue and red placemat with glass and bowl set on top of it
Blue and red placemat
Close up of three blue and red placemats
Stack of three folded and one unfolded blue and red placemats
Pink and green placemat under stacked bowl and plate
Pink and green placemat
Stack of three folded pink and green placemats with a fourth unfolded one at the top
Close up of two pink and green placemats
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Three place settings with pink and green placemats
Blue and red placemat with glass and bowl set on top of it
Top angled view of blue and red placemat with glass and bowl set on top of it
Blue and red placemat
Close up of three blue and red placemats
Stack of three folded and one unfolded blue and red placemats
Pink and green placemat under stacked bowl and plate
Pink and green placemat
Stack of three folded pink and green placemats with a fourth unfolded one at the top
Close up of two pink and green placemats

Stepwell Placemat

£33.00
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This is a demo store. This product can be bought at The Campbell Collection.

Keep meal times simple, yet colourful with our hand block printed and quilted placemats, designed to fit all of your dinnerware in one place, cutlery, glasses and all. Or create a classy tablescape by layering our quilted placemats with this season’s napkins and tablecloths. Because sometimes more is more!

Our Spring 22 table linens are inspired by the characterful old city in Jaipur, which is distinctively pink. Sanganer, a district only a few miles outside of the Old City, is a suburban hub of craft workshops and is the very location where our linens are made. Block printed by hand on our signature organic linen using AZO-free, non toxic dyes.

Details:

35cm x 45cm

100% organic linen; AZO-free, non-toxic dye

Hand block printed by 5th generation master printers

Hand quilted

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