Sudpsuez D’Ascoli Malabar Linen Placemat
$60.00
Description
D’Ascoli x Cabana
Inspired by indigo block prints originating from India, the Malabar Placemats feature a vintage calico floral design in a symphony of blues. Each placemat is made with 100% linen. Exclusively for Cabana.
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