Lily napkin in pure linen

On 29 June 1440 in the plain of Anghiari in Tuscany, an impressive battle took place that saved Florence from the invasion of the Milanese and in practice also from the Renaissance, allowing all citizens of the Grand Duchy of Tuscany to breathe a great sigh of relief. Florence did not forget Anghiari and from that day on allowed it to use the Florentine lily. A friendship that has lasted for centuries and that my ancestors wanted to seal with a fabric, the Giglio. To make it even more precious they made it in 100% linen. Even today we weave it and compose it in the exact same way. A refined and precious tablecloth that evokes deep-rooted and precious friendships. Material: 100% linen Pattern: jacquard Finishing: hemstitch