Charlotte Sage Embroidered Napkins — close view of sage Charlotte napkin corner and white embroidered border; Flying Sheep Country

Charlotte Sage Embroidered Napkins by Flying Sheep Country - Set of 4

$87.04
Sale price  $87.04 Regular price  $128.00
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Charlotte Sage Embroidered Napkins — close view of sage Charlotte napkin corner and white embroidered border; Flying Sheep Country

Charlotte Sage Embroidered Napkins by Flying Sheep Country - Set of 4

$87.04
Sale price  $87.04 Regular price  $128.00

Charlotte Sage napkins combine a gentle green cotton blend with white dotted silk embroidery. Their shaped border is the point of interest, whether the napkins are folded over a plate or placed beside it as a set of four.

“A soft green napkin need not be reserved for spring, to my eye. Beside brown transferware or warm cream china, this sage can feel just as considered at an autumn lunch.”
-Mrs. Mayfair

Product Details

  • Material: Cotton blend with silk embroidery.
  • Each piece: 17 x 17 in..
  • Included: Four matching napkins. Coordinating placemats are sold separately.

Care & Ownership

Blot spills promptly. Hand wash in cold water with a detergent intended for delicate fabrics; do not bleach. Support the embroidery while rinsing, then hang to dry. Use a warm iron as needed, pressing from the reverse over a clean towel so the stitched detail is not flattened. Store clean and fully dry, without tightly creasing the embroidered edge.

Maker / Heritage

Flying Sheep Country grew from the Maitland sisters’ British roots and their lives in Westport, Connecticut, and Sydney. Their eye combines the freely growing patterns of Indian block prints with the more defined outlines of European-style embroidery. The block-printed linens are made with hand-carved wooden blocks by Indian artisans, leaving small variations that belong to the process. In the embroidered designs, shaped edges, dotted borders and fan-like scallops give each place its own frame. Even the name holds a private family reference: childhood drives through the Cotswolds, spotting sheep along the country roads.

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