Description
These are square paper napkins, 33cm by 33cm, sold as a pack of 20 and printed in green for a table that leans towards the sea. Open one out and you find four printed quarters, each framed by its own fine border line: a crab, a pair of lobsters and two rows of three fish lying side by side. Folded into four, only one quarter sits on top, which means the same napkin can show the lobsters at one place setting and a row of fish at the next.
They belong on the kitchen table, the dining table or the garden table whenever fish or shellfish is on the menu: a summer crab supper, a lobster lunch, a plate of grilled sardines with bread. At 33cm by 33cm they open out wide enough to spread across a lap, and because the maker approves them for contact with food, one can line a bread basket or wrap a warm roll passed round the table. A pack of 20 covers a long table of friends or a weekend of relaxed meals, and they suit anyone who likes a printed napkin without the laundry that cloth ones bring.
Each napkin is made of paper, with a fine embossed pattern pressed into the surface around the border and the motifs printed on the face. Being paper, they need no washing, starching or ironing: use them for the meal and clear them away with the plates. For the table, fold each one into four and lay it on the centre of the plate rather than beside it, turning a different quarter up at each setting so the crab, the lobsters and the fish take turns; the green print sits happily against plain white or cream plates, natural wood and clear glass.
Specification
| Width |
33cm |
| Length |
33cm |
| Sold as |
Pack of 20 |
| Material |
Paper |
| Colour |
Green |
| Weight |
0.11KG |
Frequently Asked
What size are these paper napkins?
Each napkin is 33cm by 33cm when opened out, a square that folds into four so one printed quarter sits on top.
How many napkins come in a pack?
They are sold as a pack of 20, and each napkin opens out to show a crab, a pair of lobsters and two rows of fish.
Can the napkins touch food?
Yes. The maker approves them for contact with food, so you can line a bread basket with one or wrap a warm roll in it.
What are the napkins made of?
They are made of paper, with a fine embossed pattern pressed in around the border and the motifs printed within a thin line on each quarter.
Which design shows when the napkin is folded?
Folded into four, one quarter faces up, so you choose whether the crab, the lobsters or one of the rows of fish sits on top.
Do paper napkins need washing or ironing?
No. These are paper napkins, used for the meal and cleared away with the plates, so there is no washing, starching or ironing to do.