Description
The Janapur napkin ring is a small piece of black aluminium shaped as a round band that ends in a spray of leaves. Each leaf carries fine raised veins, so the shape reads clearly even in a dark colour, and the matt finish keeps the black soft rather than shiny. It measures 5.5cm across and stands 4.3cm high, with a weight of just 0.01KG, so it rests on a folded napkin without pulling the cloth out of shape. Aluminium is a light metal, which is why a piece this size barely registers in the hand.
It belongs on the dining table, whether for a weekday supper in the kitchen or a long Sunday lunch with family. Black sits happily with almost any napkin colour: crisp white linen shows the leaf outline sharply, while sage, ochre or rust gives a warmer, more relaxed look. The leaf motif suits a table laid for autumn and a festive table just as well, and because the ring is plain black it never fights with patterned plates or a busy tablecloth. For anyone setting places for guests, it is a quick way to make each setting look considered without fuss.
The leaves rise straight from the band, and the matt black covers the whole piece, from the inside of the ring to the tips of the leaves, so it looks finished from every angle a guest might see. We roll or fold the napkin, slide it through the band and turn the leaves towards the plate. Keep the rings with your napkins so they are ready whenever you lay the table.
Specification
| Colour |
Black |
| Material |
Aluminium |
| Height |
4.3cm |
| Diameter |
5.5cm |
| Weight |
0.01KG |
Frequently Asked
What material is the Janapur napkin ring?
It is aluminium with a matt black finish, a light metal that keeps the ring at just 0.01KG on the table.
How big is the napkin ring?
It measures 5.5cm across and stands 4.3cm high, a size that sits neatly on a folded or rolled napkin at each place setting.
Is the black finish matt or glossy?
The finish is matt black, so the ring has a soft look with no shine and the raised veins on each leaf stay easy to see.
Which napkin colours does the black ring suit?
Black works with almost any colour, from white linen that shows the leaf outline sharply to warmer sage, ochre or rust tones.
Which way should the leaves face on the table?
We turn the spray of leaves towards the plate or the guest's seat, so the leaf detail is the first thing anyone notices when they sit.