Anut Cairo

Scarab Set of Cocktail Napkins

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Anut Cairo takes its name from Nut, the ancient Egyptian goddess of the sky who arches protectively over the earth, and builds an entire collection of table linens and pottery around Egypt’s living craft traditions rather than its postcard imagery. Founded by Goya Gallagher, the house works with artisans across the country – potters in the Fayoum oasis village of Tunis, weavers in Akhmim and Sohag, embroiderers trained at its own Cairo school – turning Egyptian cotton, linen and glazed earthenware into pieces that carry a specific place and a specific pair of hands. An embroidery school for women and an artist residency programme sit at the centre of the house’s mission, so that every napkin or plate also represents a livelihood.

Finished with an intricate ajour pulled-thread border, the Scarab Set of Cocktail Napkins features a hand-embroidered scarab motif evoking Ancient Egypt and signifying good luck, hand embroidered at the Anut Cairo Embroidery Training Centre. Six ecru linen napkins make up the set, each one designed to set the tone for an evening of drinks with friends.

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Set of 6 cocktail napkins
100% ecru Linen
Hand embroidered
Ajour pulled thread border

W 12 x D 22 x H 1 cm / W 4.7″ x D 8.7″ x H 0.4″
Handmade in Egypt
Production lead time: 2 weeks
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Scarab Set of Cocktail Napkins
Anut Cairo
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Scarab Set of Cocktail Napkins

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