Mafra linen napkin – Fruit embroidery
Made in Torres Novas, Portugal by Torres Novas
100% linen napkins made in Portugal, combining the sophistication of linen with playful fruit embroidery inspired by the colours and energy of summer. Featuring motifs such as pineapples, oranges, cherries, and watermelon, they bring warmth, character, and a cheerful decorative touch to the table. Designed for both everyday dining and special occasions.
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Highlight
Delicate hemstitch finish
The traditional hemstitch detail adds subtle refinement while preserving the simplicity of the linen.
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Technical Details
| Attributes | Value |
|---|---|
| Dimensions | 50 × 50 cm |
| Material |
100% linen (160 GSM) |
| Color |
White |
| Embroidery |
Cherry, Orange, Pineapple, Watermelon |
Care Instructions
For the first wash, machine wash at up to 30°C. For subsequent washes, linen can generally be washed at up to 60°C, depending on how dirty it is.
Use a gentle, short wash program with plenty of water and a low spin speed. Avoid ECO programs, as linen benefits from a generous amount of water.
If possible, soak the linen in water before washing.
Use a mild detergent. Do not use bleach, optical brighteners, or harsh detergents.
Air dry whenever possible. Do not tumble dry.
Iron while slightly damp using high heat and steam to restore the linen’s natural smoothness and sheen.
Do not dry clean.
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