Ingrid Napkins Set of 4 from Autumn Sonata. Classic and elegant printed linen napkins with hand-stitched embroidery and appliqué. Made from washed Italian linen which offers a soft, durable feel, adding a touch of luxury to your everyday table. Features signature "A.S." embroidery, for Autumn Sonata. Machine washable to accommodate the unexpected. Set of 4.
The Ingrid print draws on late 19th-century Japanese paper impression inspired by Indian textiles referred to as “sarasa.” The Ingrid mimics the soft, fluid strokes of a watercolor brush in warm hues of coffee and beige.
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100% Italian Linen. Made in Portugal
Autumn Sonata is a Los Angeles born, Amsterdam-based homeware brand giving a new lens to historical textiles. Beginning with the bathroom for 2022, Autumn Sonata is an evolving destination for interior objects that strike a balance between utility, comfort and artful beauty — designed to elegantly accompany your everyday. Founded Lilli Elias in 2021.
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• Orders over $30 - $15 flat shipping• Orders under $30 - $10 flat shipping• Signature Required - $5 additional fee Refund, exchange or store credit are eligible for the following items (refunds to original payment methods incur an 5% restocking fee, store credit will be issued for the full item value):• Clothing (excluding vintage and B Sides reworked vintage jeans)• ShoesThe following are eligible for store credit:
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All other items, including home, ceramics, lingerie, socks/stockings, vintage and sale are final sale. Please note that all B Sides reworked vintage jeans are one of a kind and available for store credit or exchange only. Learn more about which items are returnable, eligible for store credit or final sale, and how to make a return request HERE.
