Thanda Stripe Napkins (Set of 2)
A conversation starter.
Featuring a majestic zebra standing amidst a striking torch aloe plant, this napkin design, inspired by the natural beauty of Africa, is set against a rich background, symbolizing resilience and endurance in the harsh yet beautiful African landscape, creating a serene atmosphere perfect for any gathering.
Our Favorite Details:
- Set of 2
Material: 100% Cotton
Care: Dry clean
About the Brand
Inspired by the innovative work of founders Fée Halsted and her first ceramics student, Bonnie Ntshalintshali, Ardmore has given local artists in South Africa the opportunity to create artworks based on meanings within the context of their culture, and which have become much sought-after ‘modern collectibles’.
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Thanda Stripe Napkins (Set of 2)
A conversation starter.
Featuring a majestic zebra standing amidst a striking torch aloe plant, this napkin design, inspired by the natural beauty of Africa, is set against a rich background, symbolizing resilience and endurance in the harsh yet beautiful African landscape, creating a serene atmosphere perfect for any gathering.
Our Favorite Details:
- Set of 2
Material: 100% Cotton
Care: Dry clean
About the Brand
Inspired by the innovative work of founders Fée Halsted and her first ceramics student, Bonnie Ntshalintshali, Ardmore has given local artists in South Africa the opportunity to create artworks based on meanings within the context of their culture, and which have become much sought-after ‘modern collectibles’.
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A conversation starter.
Featuring a majestic zebra standing amidst a striking torch aloe plant, this napkin design, inspired by the natural beauty of Africa, is set against a rich background, symbolizing resilience and endurance in the harsh yet beautiful African landscape, creating a serene atmosphere perfect for any gathering.
Our Favorite Details:
- Set of 2
Material: 100% Cotton
Care: Dry clean
About the Brand
Inspired by the innovative work of founders Fée Halsted and her first ceramics student, Bonnie Ntshalintshali, Ardmore has given local artists in South Africa the opportunity to create artworks based on meanings within the context of their culture, and which have become much sought-after ‘modern collectibles’.
