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Dinner Napkins Double Sided Drift - Quiet Season

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Category: Sets

The Quiet Season Collection introduces a grounded palette rooted in nature’s more contemplative tones. The new Drift pattern reimagines classic weaving motifs in a softened spectrum—gold, bayleaf, soil, apricot, and dusty blue—bringing a sense of quiet rhythm to the table. Each cloth napkin in the double-sided collection reveals a coordinated design on the reverse, with shifts in pattern scale and tone that add subtle dimension. Printed on 100% cotton shantung, the fabric’s gentle texture and fluid drape bring tactile richness to the table.



Dinner napkins are sold as a set of 4. Made in Japan.


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Customer Reviews (5.0 / 5 · 5 reviews)

Abigail ★★★★★

The drift pattern is even prettier in person—the gold threads catch the light while the bayleaf tones keep it grounded. They’re sturdy enough for a weeknight dinner but feel special for a holiday table. I’m already planning to order another set for Thanksgiving.

Riley J. ★★★★★

These are the first napkins I've bought where the double-sided design actually feels intentional—the drift pattern looks completely different (but equally nice) flipped over. They're sturdy enough for a full dinner without feeling like paper towels, and the muted gold works better with my table sett

Joseph H. ★★★★★

The bayleaf and gold tones are even softer in person than on screen, and the reverse side gives me two completely different table moods for the same dinner. These napkins feel sturdy enough for a weeknight but pretty enough that I pulled them out for our anniversary.