Lapuan Kankurit, a weaving mill based in the small western Finnish town of Lapua, specializes in linen and jacquard fabrics. For these pure linen table linens, Lapuan has teamed up with Mifuko, another Finnish label, whose designs are inspired by Kenyan tradition and craftsmanship. This stems from the two designers' long-standing ties with Kenya, which eventually led to a collaboration with Kenyan artisans.

The table linen owes its design and cheerful colors to this Kenyan influence, as yarn-dyed stripes of varying widths are woven into the natural white background. The linen fabric is washed on site after weaving and making up, giving it a soft handle and a lively structure - but this also means that it can no longer be ironed perfectly smooth. Only the best linen yarns from long-fiber flax of European provenance are used on the looms of the company, which is now in its fourth generation - also for these napkins. A matching placemat, tea towel and, of course, tablecloths of this style are also available.