Capiz ombre placemat, dark green
These ombré capiz shell placemats, a perfect shade of green, are perfect for all of your entertaining. I grew up in the Philippines and capiz was used in so many decorative objects. I adore the subtle lustre and the way it throws colours is just stunning.
The ombre effect is created by hand piecing these delicate shells into a 'fan' pattern... this really is such a wonderful showcase of hand-crafted work. I am so excited about all the of the beachy festive tablescapes to come!
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