Sudpsuez D’Ascoli Natale Napkins (Set of 4)
$90.00
Description
Layering your holiday table with vibrant colored patterns adds the necessary ornament and cheer to create a celebratory mood. The Natale napkins are printed on a hand-spun, hand woven cotton. This D’Ascoli linen is an exclusive to Cabana. Set of 4.
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