Placemats – Lana Daya Worldwide

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A charming garden scene featuring a vibrant pink handwoven placemat adorning an outdoor table and colourful plate.

Large checkerboard motifs set in the thick plied yarns add a chic touch to the subtlety of its light pink background.

Bunga Persik Fringe Placemat

From £11.00

This series is meant to reintroduce this priceless tradition into our modern-day living. Lajur Kereta is woven out of thinly striped patterns of lajuran.

This series is meant to reintroduce this priceless tradition into our modern-day living. Lajur Kereta is woven out of thinly striped patterns of lajuran.

Lajur Kereta Fringe Placemat

From £15.00

A Christmas celebration table setting in a wooden cabin decorated with gifts around the table, antique objects, and handwoven textiles.

This series is meant to reintroduce this priceless tradition into our modern-day living. Jendela Kota is woven out of minuscule details of cacahan or checkerboard patterns switching between two shuttles in one loom.

Jendela Kota Fringe Placemat

From £15.00

A dark brown patterned fringe placemat graces a rustic kitchen table, accompanied by a charming pink checkerboard napkin.

A bark-coloured placemat with an all-over pattern inspired by the kedawung seeds. The base fabric is handwoven using the weft floats technique on a traditional loom in Pekalongan.

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Kedawung Fringe Placemat

From £17.00

An elegant golden-hued woven placemat rests delicately on a dramatic table setting, bathed in the warm glow of morning lights. The intricate pattern of the coaster catches the light, adding a touch of luxury to the refined atmosphere.

The undying charms and modesty of Dayang Sumbi resonates with the careful intricacy poured into weaving the texture of this fabric.

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Dayang Sumbi Placemat

From £13.00

A natural rustic table setting full of flowers decorated with handwoven table linens and handmade pottery set. The bright tone and colourful scheme celebrates the coming of spring season.

It is named after the embroidered patterns reminiscent of block pathways, known as setapak in Indonesian, and the blue hue intertwined with the word tarum, representing a species of plant commonly used as a natural dye across our traditional cultures.

Setapak Tarum Embroidered Placemat

From £13.00