Jaipur Block-Printed Linen Round Tablecloth (86.5in/2.2m)

Jaipur Block-Printed Linen Round Tablecloth (86.5in/2.2m)In the block printing capital of Jaipur, Chamois expert craftspeople use hand carved wood stamps to block print by hand onto beautifully woven cotton and linen you might even see a small line or two reflective of this. Patterns are guided by antique fabrics uncovered by the founder, Charlotte, which are given a new lease of life through hand mixed palettes. The Jaipur series is made up of floral and ornamental motifs inspired by the Indian city its

as the very nature of the craft – and pieces such as these 1940s plates – speaks to the period’s renewed call for both form and function

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while the delicate twine-shaped trim demonstrates the attention to detail that often characterizes vintage homeware

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Hand-picked from the 1900s