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Stack of black, rectangular paper napkins with a pocket, neatly arranged.
Stack of black paper napkins, neatly folded, looking and feeling like cloth.
Table setting with MOTTAGA black napkin, white plate, fork, knife, and dried plant, elegant and simple.
Table setting with MOTTAGA napkins, holding cutlery, wine glasses, and bread slices.
Table setting with grilled vegetables, two glasses, and black cutlery arranged in dark napkins.

MOTTAGA Paper napkin, black, 38x38 cm

3,50€/25 pack
Price incl. VAT
(432)

How to get it

When it’s time for a big party, paper napkins that look and feel like textile napkins are a great idea. The practical pocket for cutlery helps you make a table setting look nice for many guests in a flash.

Article Number803.429.00

Product details

Has a paper quality that looks and feels like textile napkins.

  • IKEA of Sweden AB SE-343 81 Älmhult, IKEA.com

  • Material

    Paper

Measurements

  • Length: 38 cm
  • Width: 38 cm
  • Package quantity: 25 pack

  • MOTTAGA

    Article Number803.429.00
    • Width: 10 cm
    • Height: 6 cm
    • Length: 19 cm
    • Weight: 0.20 kg
    • Package(s): 1

Customer reviews

4.8Average rating
432Reviews
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Best napkin!
5
The texture and size is great and the material is very absorbing. I also find it elegant for a paper napkin.
Gabryele, Canada
Great quality.
5
These are great quality. We normally use fabric napkins, but when we have seafood these come out. Look smart on a dressed table.
Anne, Australia
Very thick and luxurious
5
Thick and fancy napkins, easier for a wine and cheese than getting plates
Nicole, Australia

Material

What is tissue paper?

Tissue paper is a thin, creped quality of paper in several layers. With its good absorbency and softness, it’s perfect for napkins and kitchen towels – and through embossing, colouring and patterns, it’s possible to add character and create different designs for the set table. We strive to use more and more recycled paper raw material. Napkins and kitchen towels that have come in contact with food waste and grease can’t be recycled though, but are always biodegradable.

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