A square linen cloth, intended for use as a decorative tablecloth or centrepiece, in a reversible damask design created by Dora Jung in 1961. Dora Jung (1906–1980) was a Finnish textile artist, craftswoman, and industrial designer, well known for reforming the method for ‘damask’ weaving. Looks beautiful with a large bowl or ornament placed in the centre. Woven in Lapua, Finland, at the workshops of Lapuan Kankurit, run by a fourth generation weaving family and a mill initially set up by husband and wife Juha and Liisa Hjelt, but now run by their son Esko and his wife Jaana. The linen is Masters of Linen Certified, of flax grown with the power of rainwater in the temperate climate of central Europe, needing no irrigation. The yarns have been spun and dyed in the EU area according to the REACH regulations. Measures 35 x 35 cm
