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Icon Linen Napkins S/4 - Yellow + Neon Pink
Exclusive to Furbish, these scalloped linen napkins are an entertaining go-to. Crisp luxe linen with coordinating contrast trim, and a charming embroidered logo in the bottom corner.
Ready to mix and match with our other linen solids, our blockprinted cotton patterns, and our raffia napkin rings. This collection was designed by Jamie in Jaipur, and has endless chic combos, however you decide to pair the pieces!
By opting for sustainable table linens over disposable, we can help cut down on waste and lower our environmental impact.
Ready to mix and match with our other linen solids, our blockprinted cotton patterns, and our raffia napkin rings. This collection was designed by Jamie in Jaipur, and has endless chic combos, however you decide to pair the pieces!
By opting for sustainable table linens over disposable, we can help cut down on waste and lower our environmental impact.
$750.00
Original: $2,500.00
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Exclusive to Furbish, these scalloped linen napkins are an entertaining go-to. Crisp luxe linen with coordinating contrast trim, and a charming embroidered logo in the bottom corner.
Ready to mix and match with our other linen solids, our blockprinted cotton patterns, and our raffia napkin rings. This collection was designed by Jamie in Jaipur, and has endless chic combos, however you decide to pair the pieces!
By opting for sustainable table linens over disposable, we can help cut down on waste and lower our environmental impact.
Ready to mix and match with our other linen solids, our blockprinted cotton patterns, and our raffia napkin rings. This collection was designed by Jamie in Jaipur, and has endless chic combos, however you decide to pair the pieces!
By opting for sustainable table linens over disposable, we can help cut down on waste and lower our environmental impact.
