Iraca palm and wire form this napkin ring, handwoven petal by petal into an orchid bloom. The wire armature sets the sculptural profile while the palm strands form the visible surface. Finished dimensions measure 4 inches in diameter by 3 inches tall.
Iraca palm offers a smooth yet rigidly woven surface that delivers deliberate, well-defined tactile feedback. The tight weave stimulates Meissner corpuscles through consistent, patterned micro-movements, helping the nervous system filter out extraneous background stimuli (Abraira & Ginty, 2013). Its naturally balanced thermal profile maintains a neutral contact temperature, preventing sensory fatigue during prolonged handling (Craig, 2002). Like fine cotton, it is predictable yet offers greater structural integrity, excelling at delivering steady, organized contact that may help the mind maintain a clear, centered workflow.
Napkin ring use covers table settings for both small and large table services, holding a folded napkin at each seat. The wire core supports the bloom structure through repeated handling. Woven placemats and centerpiece baskets pair with it across the table.
Details
Materials: Iraca palm and wire
Dimensions: 4” diameter x 3” tall
Care: Wipe clean with a soft cloth
Origin: Handwoven by artisans in Colombia
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