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Celestial Matisse Blockprint Napkins, Set of 4
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Why we carry this
Our Celestial Matisse collection is a playful take at bringing art to the table. Expertly block-printed by an eighth generation family of artisans in Jaipur, the artisans are stewards of a craft that has been passed down to them generation after generation. From the master block makers who carve the blocks in a village to the hands that print the cloth, there are many hands that go into making each piece. By selecting this handmade piece, you contribute to reviving craft and supporting artisan communities. Thank you for supporting our artisans. • Material: 100% Cotton • Dimensions: 20" x 20" inches
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