Set The Table
Pink & Green Tablescape
I wanted the table to be quintessentially Jaipur. The block print depicted classic symmetrical florals in fuchsia and sage; I commissioned a set of cushions and napkins with scalloped edges in fuchsia thread.
Late autumn bougainvillea was blooming across the city; I used them on the table just like I saw on the streets. The table was huge so I needed an extra long tablecloth underneath - this is cutwork made in Barmer, Rajasthan where the technique originates. I love the way the pattern shows through.
"Borrowed, bought or made bespoke, sourcing the pieces for this tablescape was a steep learning curve for me after just a few weeks in a new city. But what a special (and fast!) way to get to know a place - from its flower market (the Phool Mandi by Govind Dev Ji temple) to its craftsmen."
Credits
Glasses, cutlery, plates sourced locally
Dress: Needle & Thread
Ribbons: VV Rouleaux
Menus and place cards: Painted by Rosanna
Floristry by Rosanna
Napkins and cushions: Bespoke and made in the city
Parasols: East London Parasol Company
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