Pine Holiday Linen Napkin

$28.00
Sale price  $28.00 Regular price  $37.00

This item is final sale and excluded from gift wrapping

Handmade in the USA

Guaranteed to arrive safely

Made of natural materials

Durable enough for daily use

DETAILS

Since 1920, Bertozzi has been handcrafting elegant, environmentally conscious linens in the Northernmost hills of Italy. Using a proprietary solar-powered production steaming process, vibrant natural dyes are applied to the finest organic linen. These hand-printed napkins feature a vibrant hand-painted, block-printed organic design that’s made exclusively for us.

SPECIFICATIONS
Materials

Linen

Weight

0.31 lb

Dimensions
18"W x 18"D
Made in

Italy

Item #

11082

SHIPPING & RETURNS

Shipping
Markdown items are in stock and typically ship within 2 business days. Ground delivery generally arrives within 4–8 business days of shipment. Expedited options are available at checkout. We are unable to ship to PO Boxes. View additional shipping details here.

Returns
All sale items are final sale and are not eligible for return or exchange. We do not issue price adjustments on previous purchases. View our full return policy here.

CARE GUIDE

General Care

  • Always follow the care label on each individual piece.
  • When in doubt, hand wash with a mild detergent and hang to dry.
  • Many pieces are handmade and/or screen-printed; gentle handling will extend their lifespan.

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White linen napkin with teal and brown pine branch and evergreen print design.

The care behind our glass

Glass and Nothing Else

We use a time-honored Scandinavian glass recipe, the finest raw materials, and centuries-old techniques. No fillers, no coatings, no shortcuts.

Water being poured from a Simon Pearce handblown glass pitcher into a tumbler held by a second person, with calm water in the background

Beauty With Purpose

Shaped by hand over the flame, every piece balances form and function. Brilliant to look at, durable enough for daily use, and entirely its own.

The Pontil Mark

Turn a piece over and you'll find this small trace left by the hand that shaped it. We leave it there on purpose to celebrate perfect imperfection.

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