Pomegranate Crewel Light Pink & Chartreuse Tablecloth
Soft and finely embroidered, our Pomegranate Crewel Light Pink & Chartreuse Tablecloth brings a delicate, handcrafted presence to the table. Chartreuse pomegranates climb in tidy vertical vines across a pale pink ground, with stitched detailing that gives the design a subtle sense of texture and dimension.
Inspired by traditional crewelwork embroidery and set in a soft, garden-inspired palette, this tablecloth feels graceful and full of craft. It's perfect for spring luncheons, bridal showers, or any table that could use a gentle touch of color and personality.
Well-made and full of charm, this is a tablecloth that turns an everyday table into something a little more special.
85% Cotton/15% Linen
Machine wash cold. Tumble dry low. Do not bleach. Iron on reverse side.
Made in India
Comes in sizes 60"x90" and 60"x120"
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| 55 x 55 | We call this our card table size; perfect to add a pop of pattern and color on a small square table that seats 4 people or as a topper on a basic round table. |
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| 60 x 90 | Imagine the size of a picnic table and you will get the idea. This tablecloth works well on a standard dining table that can seat up to 6 people. |
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| 60 x 120 | For longer tables on the patio, by the pool or in the kitchen where you comfortably gather with 8 people, yet can squeeze up to 10. |
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| 60 x 140 | By popular demand! Do you have that extra long table for your large family? Do you frequently have to piece together two tablecloths to cover it? We’ve got you covered. This tablecloth is for that long table where you comfortably gather with 10 people, yet squeeze up to 12. |
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| 90 Round | Gather around! Our standard round tablecloth is ideal for intimate gatherings and is suitable for all round tables up to 7ft. diameter that seat 4-6. |
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108 Round |
Throwing a party? Our large round tablecloth is great for luncheons and special events and is suitable for all round tables up to 9ft. diameter that seat 8-10. |
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