Backstroke Napkin (Set of 4) Heath Flatware Yarn-died and woven in a
Baker’s notes & crumb story
Description
Yarn-died and woven in a 100 year-old-water mill
when Chez Panisse founder Alice Waters read William Rubel’s The Magic of Fire: Hearth Cooking
and revitalized by Jess Collins in 2017
and outdoor living
This beautiful serving spoon is no exception
Backstroke Napkin (Set of 4) Heath Flatware Yarn-died and woven in aThis set of four napkins is made from an assortment of leftover yarn dyed, woven textiles from ace&jig. The Backstroke textile is a midweight, textured singlecloth with bold woven stripes in cream, brown, and highlighter orange, which also features wildflower and woodland design motifs. Comes as a set of 4 napkins.