Indian TableclothAn Indian tablecloth can add a bright touch of color to any table. These table linens are almost always made in bright patterns with colors of red, orange, yellow, and warm colors. Cooler colors of blue and green are also available, but many times an Indian tablecloth will have an intricate pattern of two contrasting colors. The Rajasthan style linens often have contrasting colors, such as a red and blue pattern. There is often a fringe border on the four corners of the rectangle sizes that are sold. Large flowers adorn another Indian tablecloth that has a red floral print on the top of the tablecloth. The sides have a red or yellow background with contrasting flowers. There are also several strips of blue separating each solid color background, and the result is a very festive tablecloth that would be great for a party or for everyday use. It is available in sizes for square or rectangle tables. A beautiful handmade Indian tablecloth that is hand printed is a special item to put on any table for a party or for any other time. One style in sizes for round tables has a delicate peacock print on an ivory background. The sizes are 60 inches or 90 round. This tablecloth is made of high quality cotton that has been preshrunk. The colors of green, turquoise, and blue are very striking against the ivory background. Another classical Indian tablecloth has a green background with a floral motif printed on it. The pattern is navy blue and bitter chocolate, outlined in gold. The contrast of these colors against the bright green is very striking. This tablecloth is also hand printed, so it is one of a kind. Other table linens in this style may be almost exactly the same, but they may have slight variations since they are made by different people. Anyone who loves the fabric of the sari will want an Indian tablecloth that looks very much like this Indian dress. It is made of a silk blend, and the sizes are made to order. Bright red, purple, green, and other vivid colors are lined with a matching color fabric on the back. The border of each tablecloth has golden thread to create a thick border around the bottom of the tablecloth. An Indian tablecloth is recognized as one of the most colorful and beautiful table linens in the world. Different parts of India have been making textiles, including table covers for hundreds of years. There are modern paisley prints, floral designs, and many other styles. Many styles also have placemats and napkins that match the tablecloth for a complete set of linens. They are almost always made in fine quality cotton that has been preshrunk. |
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