Handwoven Star of David Napkin Ring - Blue

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A Star of David woven right into the napkin ring makes the table feel like the occasion it is. This one is handwoven in Colombia from natural fiber, with the six-pointed star picked out in blue against a white center, the same blue and white that runs through so much of Jewish life. Slip a napkin through for Shabbat dinner, a holiday meal, or any time you want the table to feel a little more intentional.

  • Handmade in Colombia
  • Handwoven from locally sourced natural fiber
  • Slight variations make each piece one of a kind
  • Made primarily by women artisans
  • Wipe clean with a damp cloth and keep out of prolonged direct sunlight
  • Sold individually

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Meet the artist

Klatso

Klatso's napkin rings are handwoven from natural fiber by mostly women artisans in Colombia, including one with a blue Star of David.

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Klatso

Meet the artist

Klatso

Klatso's napkin rings are handwoven from natural fiber by mostly women artisans in Colombia, including one with a blue Star of David.

Based in
Colombia
Craft
Handwoven natural fiber

Klatso is a Colombian home decor brand that works with artisans, mainly women, to hand weave tabletop and home pieces from iraca palm and other locally sourced natural fibers. The brand says its aim is to keep Colombia's ancient weaving techniques in use and to pay its artisans fair wages in safe working conditions, so the work helps support their families.

The napkin ring at ModernTribe weaves a six-pointed star right into the ring, in blue against a white center, for Shabbat dinner or a holiday table. Because each ring is woven by hand, no two come out exactly alike.

Good to know

  • Handwoven inColombia
  • Made byMainly women artisans, paid fair wages (per Klatso)