3D Print Design Ginkgo Biloba Fabric Table Mats Woven Polyester Round 38 cm

On a visit to Japan, you would notice the practice of Moritsuke, the Japanese art of food plating. It is about paying attention to the aesthetics of the dining experience, including what crockery to serve on and how the table is set and decorated, These table mats bear the design of the Ginkgo Biloba tree (known as icho), the official tree of Tokyo. It is a sacred tree that has been a part of Japanese art and design for centuries. The mats present a rich, strong, bright blue with touches of turquoise, and gold/brown detail. It is cleverly designed to appear 3D in certain lights, even though it is printed onto flat, woven polyester. The material is both heat-resistant, and non-slip. The fact that the mats lie completely flat on the table, means you don't have to worry about uneven surfaces for your plates and serving platters. They are 38 cm in diameter, and they come in a set of four placemats. The mats are washable, but avoid twisting them when wet, or wringing them out to dry! They respond best to a light, damp wipe-over when needed.

What's in the box
4 x Placemats