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- Elegant scrolling turquoise, lapis and deep green vines are set against a milky white ground
- Beautiful one of a kind tablecloth, yet utilitarian. Camouflages stains well and offers an exotic canvas for many memorable meals.
- Printed on preshrunk, superior grade, soft cotton and finished with neat double stitched hems
- Machine wash, gentle cycle, cold water, mild detergent
- Hand printed using intricately carved wooden blocks
Use our colorful cotton tablecloths to set the mood you want to create, regardless of the occasion. So whether you are looking for colorful picnic table cloths, or something cheery for your country kitchen or even a decorative atmospheric setting for an elegant formal dinner party; this luxury cotton tablecloth is sure to add vibrant color and drama to the banquet.
The table cloth is 70 inches wide and 120 inches long. Each tablecloth is printed on preshrunk, superior grade, soft cotton and is exquisitely finished with neat double stitched hems.
Each tablecloth is printed on preshrunk, superior grade, soft cotton and is exquisitely finished with neat double stitched hems.
Each piece is handcrafted using intricately hand carved wooden blocks and is an original work of art distinguished by the work of the artisan, the particular lot of dye, and even varying weather conditions. Tonal variations are inherent to the block printing process and enhance the individuality, character and uniqueness of each creation.
About Moonlit Taj: Moonlit Taj is inspired by the pietra dura (marble inlay) work on the walls of the magnificent Taj Mahal. The pattern attempts to capture the luminous effect of moonlight falling on translucent white marble, encrusted with semi precious stones. Characteristic of the gem encrusted floral inlay work seen on the walls of the Taj Mahal, the pattern consists of a graceful waltz of scrolling lapis, turquoise and malachite vines set against a ground of milky white marble. Use Moonlit Taj to capture a part of the legendary romance and timelessness that embodies the 17th century architectural masterpiece that was built by the emperor Shah Jahan as a sublime monument devoted to the memory of his wife Mumtaz Mahal.