Olive Branch Hand Printed Napkins
Handmade by physically disabled artisans and survivors of domestic violence from Sustainable Threads in India.
Elevate your table setting with the Olive Branch Hand Printed Napkins. Made with heavyweight, unbleached Kora cotton, these napkins are durable, reusable, and eco-friendly—a meaningful alternative to disposable paper napkins. Featuring exclusively designed, hand-printed motifs, they bring artistry and sustainability to both everyday meals and special occasions.
Each set of four napkins is handcrafted by artisans living with physical disabilities and survivors of domestic violence through Sustainable Threads, a Shared Trade partner. This fair trade enterprise provides dignified employment, fair wages, and community enrichment, blending traditional hand-printing techniques with modern design. Perfect as a gift or for your own home, these napkins symbolize resilience, sustainability, and beauty with purpose.
Details:
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Dimensions: 18" x 18"
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Origin: Handmade in India by Sustainable Threads artisans
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Material: Heavyweight, 100% unbleached Kora cotton
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Design: Hand printed olive branch motifs; versatile and reusable
Napkins that embody Purpose, Power, and Peace—purpose in offering sustainable alternatives, power in uplifting artisans with dignified work, and peace in knowing your gatherings support people and the planet.
Thistle Farms' Shared Trade is an aligned network of artisan enterprises supporting women's dignity and economic freedom, providing fair wages and collaborative mentorship. The program aims to amplify marginalized artisan voices, eliminate isolation, and lift communities out of poverty.
• Tumble dry low
• Iron on low heat if needed
• Do not bleach
Shipping
We currently ship to contiguous United States, Alaska, and Hawaii.
- Free shipping on orders over $99
- Gifts or items containing matches are not eligible for shipping to Hawaii or expedited shipping.
Orders are processed and shipped Monday-Friday. Fulfillment may take 3-5 business days (though we will do our best for it to be faster).
We primarily ship via UPS. USPS is used for PO Boxes or when customers make specific arrangements. Additional shipping charges may apply if an order is returned to us by the carrier.
Please email customerservice@thistlefarms.org for more information.
Return Policy
We offer a 30 day return window for product purchased from ThistleFarms.org, The Shop At Thistle Farms or at an official Thistle Farms pop-up event. For exchanges, please process a return and re-order the item you wish to receive.
Updated May 27, 2025.
Thistle Farms’ dedication to using natural ingredients keeps our products fresh for a shorter period of time. Our products are only guaranteed when purchased directly from
- ThistleFarms.org
- The Shop at Thistle Farms
- A Thistle Farms pop-up event
For issues with Thistle Farms products purchased from other retailers, please contact that retailer directly for a replacement or refund.
If you are not completely satisfied with your purchase, you can send it back for a full refund within 30 days of receiving your order. To be eligible for a return, we require a receipt or proof of purchase, and your item must be unused and in the same condition that you received it.
A pre-paid shipping label will be provided and a $7 shipping cost dedicated from the refund. Once your return is received and inspected, we will send an email to notify you when your refund has been processed.
The only items we cannot issue a refund on are items purchased that have been marked down, gift cards, special orders, and shipping charges.
Exchange Policy
We are only able to process returns at this time. If you would like to exchange a product, please follow our return policy above.
You can re-order at any time during this process.
NOTE: When shipping an item valued over $75 on your own, consider using a trackable shipping service or purchasing shipping insurance, as we cannot guarantee that we will receive the returned item.
Meet the Artisans
Sustainable Threads
Sustainable Threads works in partnership with disadvantaged artisans including physically disabled individuals, survivors of domestic violence, and socially marginalized tribal communities – to co-design their pieces, marrying modern aesthetic with traditional art techniques and textiles.
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Shared Trade
A network of social enterprises addressing sexual exploitation, trafficking, and extreme poverty in 21 countries around the world.
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