Mughal Bloom Napkins

Mughal Bloom NapkinsInspired by the Gardens of Babur in Kabul, this set of six white linen napkins celebrates the floral heritage of the Mughal Empire. Each napkin features a unique hand embroidered flower, reflecting the blooms beloved and immortalised by Babur, founder of the Mughal dynasty. Handcrafted by Afghan artisans, these napkins honour the beauty of Afghanistans natural landscape and the enduring artistry of Mughal design. Perfect to bring history, culture, and

and can be reused as a decorative or functional vessel once the candle is finished

crafted from soft white linen

Handcrafted by Afghan artisans in Badakhshan

Crafted by Afghan artisans with skill and care

these bags carry the artistry and resilience of their makers – a blend of function

a powerful symbol of resilience and nourishment in Afghan culture

Subtle variations in the stitching add character and charm

each piece is hand-crafted with care

Also available in a plain version

with hanging beads in red for a touch of movement

framed by a subtle green border

Rust embroidery