Studio Variously Kora Silk Napkin

Peace silk, also known as Ahimsa silk, is harvested after the silkworm has left the cocoon, meaning no harm comes to the insect during production. It creates a textured, matte finish that is more durable and sustainable than conventional silk.

No, these napkins require hand washing to maintain the integrity of the handwoven fibers. We recommend washing them separately in cool water and hanging them to dry in a shaded area to prevent fading or fiber damage.

Because they are handwoven from a blend of silk and cotton, the fabric has a substantial, tactile feel with a slight organic irregularity. It is breathable and soft, offering a more rustic, artisanal quality than mass-produced cotton napkins.

As with any natural, undyed textile, these napkins are susceptible to staining from dark liquids like red wine or coffee. They are best suited for careful use, though the natural fibers can often be spot-treated gently if addressed immediately.

Yes, their refined, artisanal aesthetic makes them versatile enough for both casual family meals and formal dinner parties. The neutral off-white tone and subtle texture add an elegant, understated layer to any table setting.