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Hand-Woven Placemats in Jute Mela and Palm Fiber

Bangladesh , Dhaka

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Category Tablecloths
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Hand-Woven Placemats in Jute Mela and Palm Fiber

Asix has an exquisite collection of placemats handmade by local artisans from several indigenous communities of Bangladesh. There are different techniques and materials used in our collection including Jute, Mela, Palm fiber, Maize Husk, Banana Strings, Macrame, Recycled clothes, and more.
These placemats feature designs that communities have passed down to their families for generations, which Asix is attempting to preserve and pass on. The Artisans put their heart and soul into each piece of placemat that they make.

These placemats are ideal for both everyday use and special occasions and are also the perfect addition to your boho chic interior. These products are long-lasting, easy to clean, and environmentally friendly

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