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RW GUILD FRINGED FLAX LINEN NAPKIN
Linen is a lifestyle, from planting the flax, a self-pollinating plant, powerful and difficult to tame, to the harvest, to the weaving. The ritual of dyeing is inherently nature-based. Stronger and longer-lasting than cotton or wool, yet still allowing the fabric to reveal itself and get better with time.
Stephen Alesch and Robin Standefer’s Roman and Williams Guild Original Private Label.
Product Details and Care Instructions: Our linens are made for everyday use and are machine washable. Wash with cold water with a very mild detergent, we suggest Laundress, tumble dry on low or line dry. Hand smooth and fold linens flat to reduce wrinkling. Please note that ironing and bleach will stiffen our linens, hot water will shrink them.
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Item Dimensions
16" x 16" 20" x 20"
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Country Of Origin
Lithuania
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International Shipping
If in stock, ships in 2 business days
RW GUILD FRINGED FLAX LINEN NAPKIN
Linen is a lifestyle, from planting the flax, a self-pollinating plant, powerful and difficult to tame, to the harvest, to the weaving. The ritual of dyeing is inherently nature-based. Stronger and longer-lasting than cotton or wool, yet still allowing the fabric to reveal itself and get better with time.
Stephen Alesch and Robin Standefer’s Roman and Williams Guild Original Private Label.
Product Details and Care Instructions: Our linens are made for everyday use and are machine washable. Wash with cold water with a very mild detergent, we suggest Laundress, tumble dry on low or line dry. Hand smooth and fold linens flat to reduce wrinkling. Please note that ironing and bleach will stiffen our linens, hot water will shrink them.
The linen we’ve fallen in love with is alive and born from flaxseed.
Linen is a lifestyle, from planting the flax, a self-pollinating plant that is powerful and difficult to tame, to the harvest, to the weaving.
Grown, harvested, and metamorphized into a fabric crisper and shinier than cotton.
Linen is a lifestyle, from planting the flax, a self-pollinating plant that is powerful and difficult to tame, to the harvest, to the weaving.
Our love for linens deepens with use, as the fabric continues to reveal itself to us in raw and natural ways.
