Linen table napkins with machine embroidery "Pysanka"
$77
Linen table napkins with machine embroidery "Pysanka"
Material 100% linen, machine embroidery
Size: 45*35 cm
Color of napkin: white
Embroidery color: white
With classic corners
Sold as a set, in pairs.
"From my childhood until now, Easter has had a sacred meaning for me.
Outside of religion, I always felt the beginning of a new cycle, a connection to the earth, to myself and to my often forgotten inner fire and light. And even if the candle on the morning table suddenly went out that day, the light remained in the room and somewhere deep in the heart, and gave strength for the coming year.
My grandmother taught me to prepare for Easter from a very early age, and later I went to an art school, where I picked up a pen for the first time and painted my first Easter egg. Since then and until now, it is a ritual, a dialogue with one's roots and with the inner universe, where under the stars-suns, strange animals run between flowery fields.
That's how the napkin appeared - as a tribute to centuries-old traditions, and also to the traditions of a little girl who takes a pen every year and draws her own miracles."
Anastasia Kondratieva
Art director of Gnizdo
Material 100% linen, machine embroidery
Size: 45*35 cm
Color of napkin: white
Embroidery color: white
With classic corners
Sold as a set, in pairs.
"From my childhood until now, Easter has had a sacred meaning for me.
Outside of religion, I always felt the beginning of a new cycle, a connection to the earth, to myself and to my often forgotten inner fire and light. And even if the candle on the morning table suddenly went out that day, the light remained in the room and somewhere deep in the heart, and gave strength for the coming year.
My grandmother taught me to prepare for Easter from a very early age, and later I went to an art school, where I picked up a pen for the first time and painted my first Easter egg. Since then and until now, it is a ritual, a dialogue with one's roots and with the inner universe, where under the stars-suns, strange animals run between flowery fields.
That's how the napkin appeared - as a tribute to centuries-old traditions, and also to the traditions of a little girl who takes a pen every year and draws her own miracles."
Anastasia Kondratieva
Art director of Gnizdo
