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Bloomezzo hand block printed tablecloths are made by artisans in India using hand-carved wooden blocks on 100% cotton. Every design is original, and no two pieces are ever truly identical.
These are the tablecloths people stop to ask about: "where did you get that?" Whether you're hosting a dinner party, setting a holiday table, or making a Tuesday dinner feel like an occasion, a Bloomezzo tablecloth does the work.
Available in sizes for both everyday dining and larger gatherings. Pair with coordinating block print napkin sets, sold separately. At home in farmhouse, boho, cottage, English country, and collected interiors, and equally at home at a garden party or outdoor entertaining table where the setting matters as much as the food.
Every piece is printed by hand using carved wooden blocks and traditional techniques that have been passed down through generations of artisans in India.
A hand block printed tablecloth is made using a technique that is over 2,000 years old. Artisans hand-carve designs into solid wooden blocks, soak the blocks in oil for several weeks, then press each block into dye and stamp it onto 100% cotton fabric by hand, one color at a time. Between each layer, the fabric is washed and sun-dried in open air before the next color is applied. Because every step is done by hand, no two tablecloths are ever exactly alike. The slight variation in the block repeat is the hallmark of a genuine hand printed textile.
The number of blocks varies depending on the complexity of the design, ranging from several to well over a dozen, one for each color, outline, border, and design detail. The more intricate the pattern, the more blocks and time it takes. Each block is carved by hand and soaked in oil before printing begins.
Bloomezzo tablecloths are available in a range of sizes to fit smaller tables and larger gatherings. Visit our Size Chart for full measurements and help choosing the right size for your table.
Size Chart
All Bloomezzo tablecloths can be machine washed in cold water. Tumble dry low or line dry. Do not bleach. Wash separately for the first wash. A small amount of residual dye may release initially, which is normal.
The slight variation where one block repeat meets the next is a natural result of hand printing. Because a human being, not a machine, places each block by hand, perfect mechanical registration is neither possible nor the goal. This variation is considered a mark of authenticity. It is the visual proof that your tablecloth was made by hand.
With proper care, a hand block printed cotton tablecloth can last for decades. Cotton is durable and washable, and softens beautifully with use. Many families pass hand block printed textiles down across generations. They are the kind of objects that hold the memory of the occasions they dressed.
Hand block printed tablecloths work across a wide range of interior styles. In boho, eclectic, maximalist, grandmillennial, cottage core, farmhouse, rustic, vintage, romantic, French country, Provencal, English country, Mediterranean, and coastal grandmother spaces, the artisan origin, botanical prints, and natural cotton feel completely at home. They are also a natural choice for garden parties and outdoor entertaining, where a beautiful table sets the tone for the whole occasion. Choose the colorway that suits your space.
Many Bloomezzo tablecloth designs have coordinating block print napkin sets available, sold separately. Choose the same design and colorway for a coordinated look, or mix complementary colorways for a more layered table. Because each piece is hand printed, slight variations in color and print placement are part of the charm of artisan textiles.
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