The Story
INSPIRATION: The feast day of Our Lady of Victory also called Our Lady of the Rosary, is celebrated on October 7th. This collection reflects the colors of Autumn - warm hues of green, gold, and orange. It also features a repeating Marigold pattern, a flower rich in symbolism for the Blessed Mother. The marigold, also nicknamed “Mary’s Gold" in the twelfth century, boasts gold petals that have been likened to rays of light crowning Mary’s head, and the prodigal color is related to the generous giving of herself to God's plan.
PRODUCT DESCRIPTION: These napkins come in a set of 4, 20” square. They are hand block printed on percale, which is a wrinkle-resistant, very soft but durable fabric.
Details & Craftsmanship
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Description
INSPIRATION: The feast day of Our Lady of Victory also called Our Lady of the Rosary, is celebrated on October 7th. This collection reflects the colors of Autumn - warm hues of green, gold, and orange. It also features a repeating Marigold pattern, a flower rich in symbolism for the Blessed Mother. The marigold, also nicknamed “Mary’s Gold" in the twelfth century, boasts gold petals that have been likened to rays of light crowning Mary’s head, and the prodigal color is related to the generous giving of herself to God's plan.
PRODUCT DESCRIPTION: These napkins come in a set of 4, 20” square. They are hand block printed on percale, which is a wrinkle-resistant, very soft but durable fabric.
