ATOSII Jodhpur Blue 100% Cotton Fall Tablecloth, Handblock Floral Print Rectangle Linen for Kitchen Dining I Parties Wedding Outdoors Holidays I Spring Summer 72 X 120 Inches I 10 Seater Table

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• MATERIAL - 100% COTTON : Our Jodhpur blue tablecloth is made of 100% power loom fabric which gives the fabric a strong, tighter & smooth weave. The fabric is superior grade with neatly finished stitched hems. SIZE - 72 X 120 inches tablecloth for rectangle tables. Perfect for an 10 seater table.
• QUALITY CRAFTSMANSHIP : Our Eden table cloth floral design is inspired by the French Provencal Art. It is handmade using wooden blocks & printed by hand. Each table cloth is a a work of art and serves as a dining kitchen table cover and also as decor. Slight irregularities are inherent, it enhances the uniqueness of each tablecloth.
• SUITABLE FOR ANY OCCASION : Practical enough for everyday use, elegant enough for entertaining. These tablecloths are perfect for indoor outdoor, picnics, celebrating weddings, parties, patios tables, bridal or baby showers, Valentine’s Day, St. Patrick’s Day, Easter, Passover, Memorial Day, 4th of July, Labor Day, Halloween, Thanksgiving, Hanukkah, Christmas or any other holiday celebrations.These can also be used as a bedspreads for Twin/Twin XL beds.
• SUITABLE FOR ANY OCCASION : Practical enough for everyday use, elegant enough for entertaining. These tablecloths are perfect for indoor outdoor, picnics, celebrating weddings, parties, patios tables, bridal or baby showers, Valentine’s Day, St. Patrick’s Day, Easter, Passover, Memorial Day, 4th of July, Labor Day, Halloween, Thanksgiving, Hanukkah, Christmas or any other holiday celebrations. These can also be used as a bedspreads for Twin/Twin XL beds.
• ATOSII retails handmade textiles created by the artisans of India, empowering the community by keeping this dying tradition alive. Each piece is fair trade.