The Midnight Garden indigo blue collection has just arrived. The colour references the deep, natural dyes of Jaipur's Blue Pottery while the print depicts English midwinter garden flowers.
A monotone tablescape is one of the simplest ways to create an impactful, elegant look. I was lucky enough that the exquisite, hand-painted Blue Room at Deeppura Garh was also our setting for the day!
A session learning about the heritage craft of blue pottery - a fascinating 45-step process - inspired the colourway of this design. Mysterious, romantic, calming, it would work as well for New Year's Eve as a summer lunch alfresco.
Handmade blue pottery bud vases held butterfly peas and Madagascan periwinkle flowers from the garden. Cutlery was tied with matching raw silk ribbon (just a knot - silk this special can be effortless). Coupe glasses added a pop of jewel tone.
$39.00
- Description
- Care
- Composition
Machine wash cold on a gentle cycle. Do not bleach. For air drying, please avoid direct sunlight. To tumble drying, please use a low heat. The product can be ironed on a low setting and dry cleaned. Full care guidelines here.
100% Indian cotton
Credits
Vases: Ram Gopal Blue Pottery
Glasses: Rayt
Candles: Candle Flair
Dress: Kalita
With huge thanks to Maria Grazia and all the team at Deeppura Garh
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