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In 19th-century France, the grain sack was one of the most important objects on the farm. Made by hand from thick, durable linen or hemp — the same fibers that had clothed and provisioned rural France for centuries — each sack was woven with colored stripes that served a precise and practical purpose. Different colors identified the contents: wheat, rye, barley, millet. And the stripe designs themselves helped farmers identify their own sacks after the chaos of market day — when hundreds of sacks from dozens of farms were piled together, unloaded, traded, and reloaded, the stripe was the signature that ensured the rightful owner carried the right sack back to the farm or mill. The stripe was not decoration. It was identity. It was the mark of a household, woven in.
The Mungo Provincial Stripe Tablecloth carries that history to your table. The colourful stripe detail in Natural and French Navy is drawn directly from those antique French grain sack patterns — the same proportions, the same honest, working-cloth aesthetic that has been beautiful for two hundred years because it was never trying to be beautiful. It was trying to be useful. And the most useful things, made with care from the finest materials, are always beautiful.
Woven from 58% linen and 42% cotton — the linen for its natural texture, its breathability, and the way it softens and improves with every wash; the cotton for its softness and drape. The combination gives the tablecloth the body to lie flat and the hand to feel luxurious. Use it every day for a casual lunch setting, or pair it with the matching serviettes for something more formal. Available in three sizes — 170 x 250 cm, 170 x 300 cm, and 170 x 350 cm — for the intimate table, the family table, and the long table set for a feast.
“She makes bed coverings for herself; her clothing is fine linen and purple.” — Proverbs 31:22