Sudpsuez Botanica Placecards (Set of 24), The Kensington Paperie x Cabana
$55.00
Description
Botanica Collection
Printed full colour onto GF Smith Colorplan, with hand-painted edging in a deep teal, there are three colourways in this beautiful Botanica design, which complement each other perfectly when used together. With 8 cards per colour, they can also be used separately for smaller gatherings. Use your favourite fountain pen, with an inky blue or chocolate brown ink to complete the look. The set arrives in an exquisite keepsake box, lined in the Botanica print.
In collaboration with World Monuments Fund, we are proud to present an exclusive capsule of spring linens and our first complete collection of stationery designed by illustrator Fin Fellowes for The Kensington Paperie and inspired by the Royal Botanical Gardens, Kew. The Botanica Placecards take inspiration from antique Victorian era fabrics and are adorned with rare floral species from Kew’s archive. Use these placecards to add an extra special touch to your entertaining. The complete collection includes notecards and envelopes, place cards, notebooks, sketchbooks, ex libris stickers and wrapping paper. A portion of the proceeds will support the WMF’s continued quest to safeguard the world’s most treasured places and our ongoing support and commitment to the preservation of cultural heritage.
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Owing to a mutual passion for interiors and true artisanal craftsmanship, together Rose, The Marchioness of Cholmondeley, and Martina Mondadori have created a tabletop collection inspired by original artefacts at Houghton Hall, North Norfolk. The collection includes table linens inspired by Rose’s 18th century hand painted silk bedroom wall covering, alongside napkins, porcelain plates and silver swans. All objects are carefully made in Italy following months of creative collaboration between the two design conspirators and friends.
