Teacup and saucer on a decorative placemat with floral patterns on a beige background
Decorative table runner with floral patterns and matching table settings on a wooden table.
Woman setting a table with floral placemats and teacups.
Person holding a purple embroidered napkin with a floral design on a table setting.
Tea set with cashmere texture fabric on a wooden table
Decorative table runner with floral patterns and ceramic plates on a white background
Hand holding a piece of paper with floral design on a wooden surface
Dining table with plates, cups, and a vase on a wooden surface.
Teacup and saucer on a decorative placemat with floral patterns on a beige background
Decorative table runner with floral patterns and matching table settings on a wooden table.
Woman setting a table with floral placemats and teacups.
Person holding a purple embroidered napkin with a floral design on a table setting.
Tea set with cashmere texture fabric on a wooden table
Decorative table runner with floral patterns and ceramic plates on a white background
Hand holding a piece of paper with floral design on a wooden surface
Dining table with plates, cups, and a vase on a wooden surface.

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Wisteria Linen Placemats | Botanical Print | Oriental Summer Collection

$38.00
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Drape your table in the gentle poetry of wisteria. These finely woven linen placemats bring the essence of an Oriental summer garden to every meal — whether a quiet morning breakfast or a lavish dinner gathering. The botanical watercolour print blooms softly against a natural linen ground, creating an effortless elegance that only improves with use.

Botanical Watercolour Print — Delicate wisteria clusters rendered in soft watercolour tones, bringing a painterly quality to your everyday table.
Material55% Linen, 45% Cotton blend
Size per mat30 × 45 cm (12" × 18")
Available ColoursWisteria Violet / Ivory Cream
Pack OptionsSet of 2 / Set of 4 / Set of 6
CareMachine wash 30°C, lay flat to dry
Fabric WeightLightweight, 180 gsm
FinishHemmed edges, pre-washed
Print MethodReactive dye printing
Colour FastnessExcellent, wash-safe pigments
Heat ResistanceSuitable for warm plates
OriginCrafted in China

Mix and match with other pieces from the Wisteria Garden Collection for a fully coordinated table setting:

Table RunnerWisteria Cascade Table Runner
TableclothWisteria Waterproof Tablecloth
DecorWisteria Glass Vase
CushionsWisteria Floral Cushion Cover
The Wisteria Violet colourway pairs beautifully with natural wood tables, while Ivory Cream complements darker surfaces and rattan accents.

"In Chinese tradition, wisteria symbolises longevity, romance, and the tender beauty of fleeting moments. Bring that timeless spirit to your table — one meal at a time."

Teacup and saucer on a decorative placemat with floral patterns on a beige background
Teacup and saucer on a decorative placemat with floral patterns on a beige background
Teacup and saucer on a decorative placemat with floral patterns on a beige background
Teacup and saucer on a decorative placemat with floral patterns on a beige background
Teacup and saucer on a decorative placemat with floral patterns on a beige background
Teacup and saucer on a decorative placemat with floral patterns on a beige background

Wisteria Linen Placemats | Botanical Print | Oriental Summer Collection

$38.00
The one you order will not exist anywhere else.
Originals

One of one

The one you order will not exist anywhere else.

A factory vase costs thirty dollars and is one of fifty thousand identical pieces. This is one of one — wheel-thrown in Jingdezhen, photographed for your approval, and shipped within 7 to 14 days.

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You see your exact piece before it ships.

If the piece in the photograph is not the one you want, we select another from the firing — or refund you in full.

“The objects we place within reach are read by the nervous system as continuous companions, not occasional decorations.”

Adapted from Charles Spence, Sensehacking