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Marisol Placemat Collection

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$47.5 $95 In stock

Category: Tabletop Accessories - Placemats

The Marisol Placemat is the ultimate mood-setter. Artisans hand-dye wheatgrass, then weave each saturated strand into sunbursts, blooms, and airy loops. This elevated and exuberant placemat will be at home on country tables, seaside lunches and city rooftops.

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Customer Reviews (4.6 / 5 · 5 reviews)

Edward R. ★★★★★

The little loops of dyed wheatgrass feel so organic and lively on my dining table—it's like having a tiny piece of wild meadow at every meal. Each placemat is truly one-of-a-kind, and the hand-dyed colors bring a subtle, earthy warmth that I didn't expect.

Julian M. ★★★★★

The sunburst pattern on these makes my whole table look like it's glowing, and the wheatgrass weave feels sturdy enough for everyday dinners, not just special occasions. Hand-dyed is right — the strands have subtle variations in tone that flat prints just don't have.

Elizabeth K. ★★★★★

The hand-dyed color is so much richer in person than I expected, and the sunburst weave catches the light nicely on my dining table. Guests keep asking where they're from, which says enough.