Koloman Moser Placemat Set

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The Koloman Placemat Set, inspired by the intricate geometric patterns of Koloman Moser, a leading figure of the Vienna Secession movement, adds a touch of timeless European artistry to your dining table. Its vibrant yellow and black designs, hand-pressed onto an almond-white base, echo the movement's signature blend of boldness and elegance.

Four artisans meticulously crafted each placemat: wood carvers, block printers, Kantha stitchers, and dye specialists. Using hand-carved wooden blocks dipped in rich, natural dyes, the designs are carefully stamped onto 100% cotton fabric. The printed canvas is then enhanced with a hand-stitched Kantha border, making each piece a masterpiece of craftsmanship.

Lovingly created in small batches, these placemats celebrate individuality with slight variations highlighting their handmade nature. This collection is more than tableware—it's a celebration of artistic heritage and an invitation to bring refined cultural elegance to every meal.

- Size: 13" x 18"
- Set of 4 or 6 with matching napkins
- Machine wash on a gentle cycle with cold water and lay flat to dry
- Handmade in India
- Designed in and ships from California

 

Printed by Hand, Not by Machine

Each quilt begins with hand-carved wooden blocks, shaped by skilled artisans in Jaipur, India. The designs are pressed onto cotton by hand, one layer of color at a time, using traditional dyes and centuries-old techniques. Slight variations are not flaws, but signatures—evidence of the human hand behind every piece. This is slow, deliberate craft, preserved through generations.

Nourishing Lives with Every Purchase

More than just a home decor and clothing company, CQC LA is committed to fighting child hunger in India. For every quilt or clothing item purchased, we partner with the Akshaya Patra Foundation, providing a meal to a child in need for one month. This partnership is aiding in feeding 2.8 million children in India daily, making strides towards a future free from child hunger.