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Table Cloth - Le Repas du Bistrot - Sarah Espeute - Tessuti
Table Cloth - Le Repas du Bistrot - Sarah Espeute - Tessuti
Table Cloth - Le Repas du Bistrot - Sarah Espeute - Tessuti
Table Cloth - Le Repas du Bistrot - Sarah Espeute - Tessuti
Table Cloth - Le Repas du Bistrot - Sarah Espeute - Tessuti
Table Cloth - Le Repas du Bistrot - Sarah Espeute - Tessuti
Table Cloth - Le Repas du Bistrot - Sarah Espeute - Tessuti
Table Cloth - Le Repas du Bistrot - Sarah Espeute - Tessuti
Oeuvres Sensibles

Table Cloth - Le Repas du Bistrot

$3398 NZD
(Last One)

Sarah Espeute is a french Artist-Designer who appreciates and works on decorative elements as if they were sensitive pieces, Oeuvres sensibles.

For this piece, Sarah drew inspiration from the convivial and lively ambiance of a bistro. An invitation to share classic French cuisine with friends, accompanied by fine wines, amidst the familiar clinking of cutlery and lively conversations..

Le Repas du Bistrot (The Bistrot Lunch). Cornely Hand-Embroidered with plates of fish & lemon, green beans & egg, mussels & lemon, asparagus & whelks, wine glasses, a bottle of wine, bread & bouquet.

Size: 320x150 cm. (4 guests)

Composition: High quality linen and cotton. Hand embroidered with blue, red, green and yellow cotton thread.

Handmade in the atelier in Marseille, South of France.

ABOUT the MAKER

Oeuvres Sensibles

Sarah Espeute is a french Artist-Designer who appreciates and works on decorative elements as if they were sensitive pieces, Oeuvres sensibles.The tablecloths are designed by Sarah and then hand embroidered by independent artists in Marseille who also share the love for embroidery. It is a small, local and caring production.The fabrics are linen & cotton sheets collected from private individuals all over France. They are between 50 and 100 years old. Each has a family history.
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