Sudpsuez Leonora Tablecloth, Square
$205.00
Description
Drawing inspiration from silk Mughal carpets, our Leonora tablecloth is handcrafted in Tuscany from 100% linen. Kaleidoscopic, mandala motifs are repeated throughout to create a hypnotic effect.
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