Chamois - Big Paisley Block-Printed Linen Rectangular Tablecloth - - ABASK

Chamois Big Paisley Block-Printed Linen Rectangular Tablecloth

Name: Big Paisley Block-Printed Linen Rectangular Tablecloth
SKU: 2204293020-PARENT
Price: 1400.0 BOB
Availability: OutOfStock

Bs1,400 - Bs1,900

Chamois - Big Paisley Block-Printed Linen Small Rectangular Tablecloth - - ABASK -

Big Paisley Block-Printed Linen Small Rectangular Tablecloth230 cm (l) x 150 cm (w) / 89.8" (l) x 58.6" (w)

Bs1,400

Chamois - Big Paisley Block-Printed Linen Medium Rectangular Tablecloth - - ABASK -

Big Paisley Block-Printed Linen Medium Rectangular Tablecloth270 cm (l) x 170 cm (w) / 105.5" (l) x 66.4" (w)

Bs1,650

Chamois - Big Paisley Block-Printed Linen Large Rectangular Tablecloth - - ABASK -

Big Paisley Block-Printed Linen Large Rectangular Tablecloth150 cm (l) x 350 cm (w) / 58.6" (l) x 136.7" (w)

Bs1,900

In the block-printing capital of Jaipur, Chamois’ expert craftspeople use hand-carved wood stamps to block-print by hand onto beautifully woven linen – you might even see a small line or two reflective of this. Patterns are guided by antique fabrics uncovered by the founder, Charlotte, which are given a new lease of life through hand-mixed palettes. The Big Paisley series is inspired by memories and nostalgia. Colours may vary due to humidity levels and their hand-blended nature.

Material: linen
Country of origin: India
Cleaning: machine washable
Colour: orange

While travelling around India, Charlotte Amlé fell in love with the country’s heritage, shawl-making traditions and textile handicraft, inspiring her to brave the jump from international finance to interior design with the launch of Chamois. Although based in Sweden, she collaborates with small, family-run factories across India – namely Jaipur – utilising skills passed down for hundreds of years. Chamois’ deftly made creations provide everything you need for a well-set table; the linen is unbleached with a heavy fall and textural handle, while the patterns are inspired by ancient textiles from the Orient and achieved with traditional Indian techniques such as block-printing.

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