Description
Janapur is a silver napkin ring in metal, with a polished finish that catches the light at every curve. Rather than a plain closed hoop, it is formed from twin curved bands joined at a flat base, which gives it an open, airy look and lets the folded napkin show between the bands. It stands 3cm high and measures 5cm across, a compact size that holds a rolled or folded napkin neatly without crowding the plate, the glasses or the cutlery.
It belongs on the dining table, indoors, whether you are laying a weeknight supper or a long lunch for family and friends. Bright silver sits easily beside white or coloured linen, clear glassware and stainless cutlery, so it suits a classic setting as readily as a modern table. For anyone who likes a finished-looking table without much effort, a napkin rolled into a ring at each place does a lot of the work, and the open design keeps the fabric's colour or pattern in view.
The ring is metal, shaped into twin bands joined at a flat base, and its polished silver surface gives it a bright, reflective look under candlelight or a pendant light overhead. At 0.02KG it is light enough to hold a soft linen napkin without dragging it out of shape, and small enough to tuck into a drawer between meals. Each ring holds a single napkin, so count your place settings first and pick a ring for every guest you expect at the table.
Specification
| Colour |
Silver |
| Material |
Metal |
| Height |
3cm |
| Diameter |
5cm |
| Weight |
0.02KG |
Frequently Asked
What material is the Janapur napkin ring?
It is metal, with a polished silver finish that gives the twin curved bands a bright, reflective surface at the table.
How big is the napkin ring?
It stands 3cm high and measures 5cm across, a compact size for a rolled or folded napkin at each place setting.
How heavy is it?
It weighs 0.02KG, so it is very light and easy to slip around a napkin without pulling the fabric out of shape.
What colour is the napkin ring?
It is silver, a polished metallic shade that sits easily beside white or coloured linen, clear glassware and stainless cutlery.
Why is the ring open rather than a closed hoop?
It is formed from twin curved bands joined at a flat base, which leaves an open shape that lets your napkin's colour or pattern show between the bands.