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Roller Rabbit for One Kings Lane

S/4 Ketaki Dinner Napkins, Soft Red

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Est. Arrival: Sep 27 - Oct 02
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PRODUCT INFORMATION
CARE Hand-wash separately in cold water. Do not bleach. Line-dry in shade. Use warm iron if needed. Do not rub or dry-clean.
COLOR soft red/gray/white
DIMENSIONS 20"L x 20"W
MADE OF cotton
SET OF 4
SKU 77402487
SHIPPING & RETURNS
ESTIMATED ARRIVAL Sep 27 - Oct 02
RETURNS This item is returnable within 30 days of delivery. Restocking and return shipping fees may apply. See our Return Policy for details.
STANDARD DELIVERY This item ships standard service. Learn more about our shipping & handling rates.
ABOUT THE BRAND
Inspired by a fable of a magical rabbit found on a piece of discarded fabric in India, Roller Rabbit launched in 2003 with a collection of colorful hand-block-printed kurtas. Since then, the relaxed, resort-inspired line has evolved into a lifestyle brand offering a plethora of block-printed textiles, from clothing and bedding to accessories and table linens.
Why we love this

Designed in collaboration with Roller Rabbit exclusively for One Kings Lane: These artisan-crafted dinner napkins are made of cotton with a lively floral design block-printed by hand in red on a crisp white background.

About the Brand
Inspired by a fable of a magical rabbit found on a piece of discarded fabric in India, Roller Rabbit launched in 2003 with a collection of colorful hand-block-printed kurtas. Since then, the relaxed, resort-inspired line has evolved into a lifestyle brand offering a plethora of block-printed textiles, from clothing and bedding to accessories and table linens.