Made by artisans in India, these sets of two stunning cotton napkins are created by hand using a resist block-printing technique. A woodblock is carved with an intricate relief design, covered with ink and then carefully pressed onto the fabric multiple times to create these unique designs. The Indigo Floral pattern features ornate vines and blossoms in shades of indigo, while the Monsoon Floral shows a smaller pattern of blue and green blooms.

Made by artisans in India, these stunning cotton tablecloths are created by hand using a resist block-printing technique. A woodblock is carved with an intricate relief design, covered with ink and then carefully pressed onto the fabric multiple times to create these unique designs. The Indigo Floral pattern features ornate vines and blossoms in shades of indigo, while the Monsoon Floral shows a smaller pattern of blue and green blooms.

Block printed by hand by artisans in India, this set of two 20-inch-square Mughal Flower Block Print napkins features a stunning floral pattern in a shade of blue called delft, a dark hue named for a Dutch city famed for its patterned earthenware. The design is exclusive to this particular cohort of artisans in Rajasthan who only craft it for J. Catma, so you’d be hard pressed to find other hand-made pieces that could compare. We love them as an easy way to dress up your dining table and add a touch of color.

Kantha, the ancient embroidery tradition from India, can be traced back to the first or second century. The needlework gave new life to old cloth by upcycling and repurposing various fabrics. Traditionally, the technique was used to create quilts, encompassing layers of old cotton or silk cloth sewn together using a running stitch, or kantha stitch, of coarse thread. The J. Catma Kantha Blanket now applies this unique approach to exclusively sourced, colorful vintage textiles resulting in these soft, thick, one-of-a-kind indigo blankets. Durable but lightweight enough for cool nights in warmer months, this blanket only improves with age and use. Use it as a throw, bedspread or gorgeous tablecloth. All pieces are one of a kind and come directly from artisans in India who curate and produce them in small batches.

Block printed by hand by artisans in India, this set of four cocktail sized Mughal Flower Block Print napkins features a stunning deft blue floral pattern. The design is exclusive to this particular cohort of artisans in Rajasthan who only craft it for J. Catma, so you’d be hard pressed to find other hand-made pieces that could compare. We love them as an easy way to dress up your bar and add a touch of color.

Custom made for Milk Street, these white Hand-Stitched Linen Cocktail Napkins are made in India by young women who finished a four-year apprenticeship in a historic orphanage. Embroidered with floral motifs and edged with hemstitching—a traditional needlework technique that creates an openwork border. Use them as cocktail napkins or coasters, and when you’re done, simply wash them on a gentle cycle.