Tessitura Pardi Galles Linen Cotton Black and Ivory Napkins (Set of 4) 20″ x 20″

Description

The Tessitura Pardi Galles Linen Cotton Black and Ivory Napkins (Set of 4) are sleek, modern and contemporary featuring a houndstooth check pattern.  The 50% cotton and 50% linen blend create a softer, woven fabric.  The napkins are a medium-weight fabric and sized at 20″ x 20″ (50cm x 50cm).  The price includes four (4) napkins and are woven and imported directly from Italy.

The Italian linen cotton napkins look beautiful our Chosen Leatherwork Black Italian Leather Napkin Rings, which are sold separately.   Please note that accessories shown in photos are not included or sold separately.

For care instructions wash your linens at a maximum of 40 degrees Celsius or 104 degrees Fahrenheit (warm, delicate cycle); use a mild soap and avoid chlorine bleach; if possible, line dry or lay flat to dry (smoothing out any wrinkles post wash) as it’s the best for linen; iron on low heat with steam on slightly damp linen (best the inside of the fabric).

About the Brand and Manufacturer

For over sixty years TESSITURA PARDI SRL has been the synonymous of Italian style in home linen and interior decoration, thanks to the masterly harmony among quality, nature, tradition, culture and art. The weaving mill was stablished by three brothers Tito, Mario and Pietro Pardi in 1949. Now the second and the third generation, that is Agostino, Alberto and Francesco Pardi run the business. The weaving mill is located in the green Umbria region of Italy and aims at handing down and developing the traditions of the handicraft and of the art of weaving that, since the past centuries, have found one did their best expressions in this area.

Additional information

Weight	1.3 lbs
Dimensions	16 × 12 × 2 in
Color	Black
Material	Linen Blend
Size	20 x 20
Brand	Tessitura Pardi

Machine Wash Cold in Like Colors - Temp of 86°F/30°C or No Higher Than Warm 104°F/40°C Do Not Bleach Do Not Use Fabric Softeners Dry Naturally and Do Not Tumble Dry It is best not to tumble dry linen as this can over dry the fibers and makes ironing more difficult. A line or rod is perfect or just lie flat to dry. If you smooth the wrinkles out with your hands at this point, then pressing becomes even easier. Iron on Medium Heat, Reverse Side While Slightly Damp (Easier) For embroidered products, it is best not to iron directly on the front-side of the embroidered embellishment (you don’t want to ‘flatten it’). You can do so gently from the backside of the linen. You may wish to iron the product on top of a terry towel so that front side embroidered embellishment can softly lay between the toweling versus flattening on a harder surface underneath.