PADDFISK Place mat, palm leaf handmade, 15x14 "
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Let nature decorate your dining table. This smooth, pentagonal place mat is handwoven from palm leaf. A unique and decorative handicraft that spreads a calm feeling while protecting the table surface.
Product details
Skilled craftspeople have woven the product by hand, so each one is one of a kind.
A simple and decorative way to bring nature to your dining table.
The pentagonal shape and the smooth handwoven pattern are decorative and create a calm feeling at your set table.
To protect the beautiful material, we use a water-based lacquer. Safe for you, the artisans and our environment.
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Each product is a unique, handmade work of art with natural variations in color and shape.
Materials and care
Material
- Base:
- Palm leaf
- Thread:
- 100 % polyester
Care
Wipe clean with a damp cloth.
Measurements
- Length: 14 ½ "
- Width: 13 ¾ "
Packaging
PADDFISK
Article Number705.277.77- Width: 14 "
- Height: 0 "
- Length: 14 ¾ "
- Weight: 1 oz
- Package(s): 1
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SustainabilityPeople and planet
Energy and resources
Let nature help you set the table.
Natural fibers are beautiful and fast-growing plants that after harvesting and drying, they can be woven into decorative table mats, napkin rings, baskets and coasters for your dining table. To protect the beautiful material and still make it safe for contact with food, we use a water-based lacquer. When you choose this product, you bring home something unique – a piece of nature refined by skilled artisans.
Quality
What is palm leaf?
There are many different types of fan palm, but the species we use come from the tropical regions of Asia. There, the palms grow for more than 30 years before they finally flower, produce fruit and die. As the palm tree grows, leaves are cut off and dried in the sun. The thick veins are removed from the leaves to be used as the framework for woven products. And the greenish or pale yellow leaves are woven into baskets.