Woven from pure European linen on jacquard looms, this napkin features typical early bloomers, heralding the arrival of spring on your table, even if it's not quite spring-like outside yet. The flowers and leaves are a delicate green and contrast subtly with the natural-colored background. Due to the jacquard weave, the pattern on the reverse has a contrasting color scheme. Overall, the linen is loosely woven, giving it a more vibrant surface. The selvedges are another special feature. They are created when the loom is set up specifically for the respective width of the woven fabric and the weft thread is not simply cut off, but continued endlessly. This means that only the upper and lower cut edges need to be hemmed. As usual, Lapuan Kankurit only uses linen yarn made from the best European long-fiber flax - with the Masters of Linen® seal.

In Lapua in western Finland, the jacquard weaving mill Lapuan Kankurit, a fourth-generation family business, translates its experience into woven goods that meet the highest standards of functionality, durability and feel. Lapuan Kankurit achieves this by using only natural raw materials and materials for its textiles. Traditional and newly developed processes are combined in the production process, which is always based on knowledge and careful execution of all work steps, from spinning to weaving and finishing. Lapuan Kankurit produces mainly in its own weaving mill in Lapua. A small part is produced in Lithuania and Finland.