Hand Woven Napkin Rings

• Handwoven from natural sisal fibers
• Made from locally grown fibers, prepared by hand
• Size: 1.2"
• Includes artisan tag—connect with the maker
• Slight variations in color or size may occur due to natural materials and handweaving

On the rolling hills of Rwanda, sisal grows tall and strong for nearly two years before it is ready to harvest. Skilled women artisans carefully cut the leaves by hand, strip away the outer layers to reveal the strong white fibers, then wash and dry them in the sun.

The fibers are dyed using natural Rwandan tea for warm, earthy tones or colored in small batches in our color lab to create custom designs. Once the sisal is ready, the weaving begins.

Using a needle and thread, each woman carefully stitches coils of sisal around a bundle of natural fibers, creating a napkin ring that is both beautiful and functional. Every stitch reflects generations of skill, patience, and careful craftsmanship, transforming simple natural materials into a piece designed for everyday living.

Each napkin ring carries the story of the woman who made it and the beauty of Rwanda's weaving tradition.

Add a handcrafted touch to your table with these handwoven sisal napkin rings. Use them for everyday meals, holiday gatherings, or special celebrations to bring natural texture and warmth to your place settings. Pair them with linen napkins, woven placemats, or your favorite tableware for a beautifully layered table that feels welcoming and unique.

Wipe clean with a damp cloth. Avoid prolonged exposure to direct sunlight and do not submerge in water.