Reeva Indigo Napkins

A delightful addition to any dinner table, this set of two 100% cotton indigo print napkins is ideal for special occasions and lovely for simple meals.

Details

The word indigo is derived from the Greek word for the dye “indikon,” meaning a product from India, the earliest major center for indigo production.

The Reeva design with light blue and white linear patterns is created in a 2-step process. The pattern appearing in white is block printed using a dye resistant paste made with mud (locally known as dabu) on white fabric, before placing it gently in an indigo dye bath to achieve the light blue shade for the background. The next pattern appearing in light blue is then blocked with the dabu, and the fabric is once again placed in an indigo dye bath for a proper soak to get the deep blue background. Once all resist is removed, the 2 patterns reveal in white from step 1 and light blue from step 2 against the intensely colored indigo background.

Sold in sets of two, these indigo dyed napkins are perfect for pairing with other patterns from across our table linens collection.

*Some color rub off is to be expected in indigo hand printed textiles. We recommend cold washing separately before use.

Dimensions & Care

• 18" X 18" square
• Hand or machine wash separately in cold water on gentle cycle. Use a mild detergent without any bleach or fabric softeners.
• Do not soak or wring the fabrics. Scrub gently if needed.
• Tumble dry on low heat or air dry in the shade.
• Iron at medium setting.
• Test stain remover on a small area before applying.