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Ajrakh Hakoba Cotton Napkins | Set of 6
Ajrakh Hakoba Cotton Napkins | Set of 6
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Bring the heritage of ancient India to your dining table with our Ajrakh Hakoba Table Napkins.
These napkins are a masterpiece of traditional craftsmanship, featuring the intricate Ajrakh technique—a multi-stage block-printing process that uses natural dyes and geometric patterns. Crafted on Hakoba (eyelet embroidery) cotton, these napkins offer a stunning textural contrast between the hand-printed patterns and the delicate openwork of the fabric. Handwoven from 100% cotton, they are soft, highly absorbent, and designed for those who appreciate the beauty of "slow craft" and cultural storytelling in their home decor.
Product Features
- Traditional Ajrakh Printing: A celebrated artisan craft that gives each napkin a unique, decorative look with deep, soulful colors.
- Hakoba Cotton: Features elegant embroidery and eyelet details that add a layer of luxury and texture to your tablescape.
- 100% Handwoven Cotton: Breathable, durable, and ethically made by skilled Indian artisans.
Specifications & Care
- Contents: Set of 6 napkins.
- Material: 100% Handwoven Cotton.
- Care: Wash with care on a short (max. 1 hour) gentle cycle (wool/silk setting) with a mild detergent to preserve the natural dyes and embroidery.
Why We Love It
We love the fusion of Ajrakh and Hakoba—it is rare to find the rustic, earthy energy of block printing combined with the refined, feminine feel of eyelet embroidery. These napkins don't just protect your table; they act as conversation pieces. They are particularly beautiful when paired with ceramic dinnerware or our hammered brass collection.
Frequently asked questions
Frequently asked questions
We have gathered answers to some of the questions we get most often.
Still need help? Get in touch with us via chat— we are happy to help.
FAQs
Q) How to take care of metal products?
A) Brass/Copper care instructions
- To clean any brass product, simply wipe it with a soft dry cloth.
- To further clean, use the usual kitchen dish soap and rinse it under water.
- Do not use a harsh scrubber, like the ones containing steel wool. Steel wool might scratch the surface. Use sponge instead.
- Do not keep the brass product soaked. Simply wash it and then wipe any remaining water on it with a soft kitchen cloth/paper towel.
- Pure Brass is prone to oxidation with time. If there appears to be any rusting/darkening of the surface:
- Just rub any metal polish/shiner to make your product as good as new.
- Another way is to take half a lemon, sprinkle some salt on it and rub the slice on the product and in a few seconds you will see it shining again.
- Do not store salt in Brass Masala Box or Brass Storage Canisters. Salt can react with Brass. Also, avoid storing sour/acidic products in brass containers without tin coating.
- It is NOT advisable to wash brass/bronze utensils in dish washer as these are delicate metals. Use dish washer at your own discretion.
Q) Is brass safe for skin? Will it turn my skin green?
A) Brass is perfectly safe for skin —and we only use nickel-free brass, which is gentler on sensitive skin. Our customers wear our pieces every day with no issues.
Q) How do I care for my jewelry?
To keep your piece looking great:
- Avoid water or directly spraying perfume on it
- Store is in a dry place, preferable a pouch
- Use a soft cloth and lemon to brighten it up whenever necessary
A) To keep your piece looking great:
- Avoid water or directly spraying perfume on it
- Store is in a dry place, preferable a pouch
- Use a soft cloth and lemon to brighten it up whenever necessary
Q) Are your bags waterproof?
A) Our bags are made of burlap or jute which is a plant-based fabric. this means no, our bags are not waterproof. What we do provide though is a waterproof raincover if need be. If you plan to go hiking/ trekking/ roaming in the rain or under waterfalls then use a rain cover for protection.
Q) I am vegan, I don't use leather - what are my options?
A) If you are a vegan or simply don't like the look/ feel/ smell of leather, we hear ya. We are trying to find all-vegan options that aren't made of synthetics but that may take us a little while still. In the mean time, we do offer a synthetic leather option.
Q) What is burlap, exactly?
A) Burlap is also known as hessian or gunny. It comes from the jute plant and is a biodegradable material which in turn makes our bags eco-friendly.
Q) How do I take care of my burlap bag?
A) The best way to clean your burlap bag is to keep it clean! In the event of it getting filthy we suggest sending it to a dry cleaner. Do not put it in the washing machine it will disintegrate.
Q) Do I need to pay VAT or customs fees?
A) Yes. Since Kalaa ships from Norway (outside the EU), all orders to Sweden is considered imports. Customers are responsible for paying local import VAT (25%) and any customs fees. These charges are collected by the carrier when your order is delivered.
