Blush Die-Cut Paper Linen Party Napkins - 15 Per Package
15720LGDC
We have 17 in stock. Order now for shipment within 2 business days.
€8,75
Caspari's Paper Linen offers the look of linen, the feel of cloth, and the convenience of paper. Paper linen napkins are extra absorbent and durable, making them ideal for entertaining and everyday use. They are made of ultra-durable, linen-like airlaid paper and printed with non-toxic, water-soluble dyes. These napkins are made using environmentally-conscious raw materials, which ensures that they are both biodegradable and compostable. Our unique die-cut designs add a touch of whimsical style to any party or occasion. Printed in Germany. 30 napkins per package.
- Features a unique die-cut design.
- Paper Linen material offers elegance and durability. Printed in Germany using non-toxic, water soluble dyes.
- 15 Die-Cut Napkins per Package
- Approximately 15.88cm in diameter
In this Design: In this flower study by award-winning botanical watercolor artist, Karen Kluglein, beautiful blush toned petals contrast deep green leaves.
| Product Type: | Die-Cut Napkins |
|---|---|
| Product SKU: | 15720LGDC |
| Product UPC: | 0025096930628 |
| Collection Name: | Blush |
| Quantity Included: | 15 Per Pckage |
| Material: | Airlaid, Non-Woven Linen-Like Paper |
| Product Dimensions: | Approximately 15.88cm in diameter |
| Country of Origin: | Germany |
| Features: | High Quality, Linen-Like Paper |
| Artist or Collection: | Karen Kluglein |
| Artist or Collection Biography: | Karen Kluglein started her career in illustration after graduating from the School of Visual Arts. She freelanced for many major companies, primarily in food packaging, but worked on everything from magazine covers to a billboard. After seeing an American Society of Botanical Illustrators exhibit, she knew her work and style of painting would fit right in; after all, she had long been painting tomatoes, berries, and herbs for clients. In the years since, she has painted many botanicals, exhibited, taught botanical painting at the New York Botanical Garden and made tutorial DVDs. |
