Handloom Striped Placemat Set
Handloom Striped Placemat Set
Elevate your dining experience with the Handloom Striped Placemat Set, where Ethiopian heritage meets modern functionality. These exquisite placemats are not just table accessories; they are a celebration of culture and craftsmanship, designed to make every meal a memorable occasion.
Key Features:
- Unique Artisan Craftsmanship: Each placemat showcases intricate stripe patterns, a testament to the skilled artisans who weave them by hand.
- Ethically Sourced: Supporting local weavers in Ethiopia, your purchase helps to create sustainable, respectful work opportunities for artisans.
- High-Quality Material: Made from 100% cotton, these placemats are dyed using low-impact, AZO-free, REACH certified reactive dyes, ensuring safety and longevity.
- Dimensions: Each placemat measures L 20.5" x W 15", perfect for any dining table.
- Set of 2: Ideal for intimate dinners or casual gatherings, providing versatility and style.
Care Instructions:
To maintain the beauty of your placemats, simply machine wash in cold water, tumble dry, and warm iron as needed.
Artisan Legacy:
The Addis Ababa group is dedicated to preserving the ancient weaving traditions of Ethiopia. Each piece is a labor of love, created entirely by hand from spinning the thread to weaving the fabric. This age-old craft not only results in unique textiles but also empowers local women, providing them with supplemental income by purchasing hand-spun cotton from the community.
Why Choose Our Placemat Set?
- Each placemat is a one-of-a-kind work of art, with slight variations that ensure no two pieces are alike.
- By choosing our placemats, you are supporting a sustainable and ethical industry that respects both the artisans and their craft.
- Enhance your dining decor with a touch of vibrant culture while enjoying the comfort of high-quality, handmade textiles.
Transform your dining table into a showcase of tradition and elegance with the Handloom Striped Placemat Set, where every meal is an opportunity to appreciate the art of weaving.
