These plain woven natural cotton napkins employ artisans in multiple villages throughout Laos. Each order contains four napkins of the same naturally-dyed color.

• Artisans in the hill tribes of Northern Laos grow cotton on small plots of land beside their rice fields.
• Grandmothers twist and spin the cotton into yarn.
• Hand-powered looms typically located inside artisan homes click and clack as these fair trade cotton napkins are produced.
• The cotton is uncertified organic because artisans do not have the means to pay costly organic certification agencies.
• Naturally textured. Comes in set of four. 20” sq.

The perfect complement to our Fair Trade Napkin Rings, these cloth napkins come in cream, cappuccino, and naturally-dyed indigo.

• Laos has two indigenous species of cotton that produce our cream and cappuccino colors. These colors are un-dyed.
• Woven on looms throughout the hill tribes by women who intersperse cooking, tending to children, and working in rice fields.
• Woven from un-certified organic cotton fabric, the material grows even more beautiful with time and use. Perfect for dining all year round.

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