Napkins ~ Safari Animals Indigo
$50.00 USD
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This set of 6 napkins is a hand painting on fabric from our 'Various animals' range which are all decorated with an assortment of Africa's evocative big game (elephants, giraffes, buffalos, zebras... are included in this napkins set). This set comes in the 'Indigo' colourway. br>
This set is bundled together with hand-made local twine and a decorative wooden clasp. (Due to customs restrictions, orders bound for Australia will be shipped without the twine and wooden clasp.)
Each napkin is 46x46cm and hemmed all round.
All of our African tableware is hand-painted with love by local artisans in the bush in Zambia, on 100% cotton sources in Africa and is machine washable at 30 degrees Celsius.
Design and colours may vary very slightly from image shown due to the handpainted nature of the product.
This set is bundled together with hand-made local twine and a decorative wooden clasp. (Due to customs restrictions, orders bound for Australia will be shipped without the twine and wooden clasp.)
Each napkin is 46x46cm and hemmed all round.
All of our African tableware is hand-painted with love by local artisans in the bush in Zambia, on 100% cotton sources in Africa and is machine washable at 30 degrees Celsius.
Design and colours may vary very slightly from image shown due to the handpainted nature of the product.
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04/07/2020
Suzanne L.
United StatesI recommend this product
Beautiful, and so useful
Having had the privilege of visiting Tribal Textiles in person, and purchased many items since I came home (NYC!), I can’t say anything to truly describe much I appreciate their products and the company itself. These napkins are so simple and yet so beautiful! Every time I use them I am reminded of my trip to Zambia (my birthplace), and my guests always admire them and love the story behind them. For me, they represent my past, present and future selves. What more can I say?
