Table Square (Dark Blue)
Handwoven in a centuries-old Swedish tradition, these table squares feature a block damask pattern. Each table square has been meticulously handcrafted over many hours of work, using fine Egyptian cotton sourced from Sweden. Woven using a satin structure, the squares have a natural sheen to them that enhances their interaction with light. They are the perfect heirloom piece to elevate any surface in your home.
Footage of my weaving process for these table squares can be viewed here.
Warp: 100% unmercerized cotton
Weft: 100% unmercerized cotton
Dimensions: Approximately 22” x 22” (56cm x 56cm)
Kindly remember that handwoven items may show signs of the hand that made them.
Handwoven in a centuries-old Swedish tradition, these table squares feature a block damask pattern. Each table square has been meticulously handcrafted over many hours of work, using fine Egyptian cotton sourced from Sweden. Woven using a satin structure, the squares have a natural sheen to them that enhances their interaction with light. They are the perfect heirloom piece to elevate any surface in your home.
Footage of my weaving process for these table squares can be viewed here.
Warp: 100% unmercerized cotton
Weft: 100% unmercerized cotton
Dimensions: Approximately 22” x 22” (56cm x 56cm)
Kindly remember that handwoven items may show signs of the hand that made them.
Handwoven in a centuries-old Swedish tradition, these table squares feature a block damask pattern. Each table square has been meticulously handcrafted over many hours of work, using fine Egyptian cotton sourced from Sweden. Woven using a satin structure, the squares have a natural sheen to them that enhances their interaction with light. They are the perfect heirloom piece to elevate any surface in your home.
Footage of my weaving process for these table squares can be viewed here.
Warp: 100% unmercerized cotton
Weft: 100% unmercerized cotton
Dimensions: Approximately 22” x 22” (56cm x 56cm)
Kindly remember that handwoven items may show signs of the hand that made them.
