By Amanda Rickenbach
Much of their linen comes from Italy, where textile weaving has been an art and a science handed down through generations. The fabric is resilient, beautiful and can easily become a piece that you hand down to future generations
"The dining table holds a special place in our lives – a place to come together; to meet, nourish, converse, celebrate and console. A place for first dates and last suppers. Throughout the ages table linens have been a central part of everyday life as well as the greatest celebrations. From biblical dinners and Roman banquets; through the Renaissance paintings of the Dutch masters, with groaning tables and fine tablecloths; to Dick Whittington, who began an epic rags-to-riches journey with nothing but a few belongings bundled into a napkin.
Sometimes, in the present day, we forget that every meal can – and should – be a special occasion. We should remember."
Doesn't that inspire you to create wonderful meals and start using beautiful table linen at every meal? Even a simple cloth napkin?
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