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Aakar Table Runner – Jogakbo Patchwork, 70 x 13 inches | JOD
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- Jogakbo patchwork: fabric fragments joined so the seam itself becomes the pattern
- Reclaimed textiles: made from rescued fabric rather than new cloth
- Palette: grey and olive, easy against wood and stoneware
- Includes mats along with the runner
- Size: 70 inches long x 13 inches wide
- Type: flat woven cotton-weight patchwork runner, unlined
- Store folded and flat, away from damp
- Gentle hand wash in cold water, separately for the first few washes
- Do not bleach; dry flat in shade
- Warm iron on the reverse to settle the seams
- Patch placement differs from runner to runner because each is cut from whatever fabric was rescued
- Not heat resistant — use trivets under hot serving dishes
A 70 x 13 inch table runner pieced from reclaimed fabric using Jogakbo, the Korean patchwork technique in which seams are exposed rather than hidden. Muted greys and olives are arranged into a geometric composition, with hand stitches marking every join. It is long enough for a six-seater dining table and also works on a console or sideboard. Supplied with matching mats.
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What size table does it suit?
At 70 inches it runs comfortably down a six-seater. On a shorter four-seater the ends will overhang, which many people prefer, or you can fold them under.
What exactly is Jogakbo?
A Korean patchwork tradition of joining small fabric pieces with visible seams. Here it is used on rescued Indian textiles, which is why the seams are part of the design rather than something to conceal.
How many mats come with it?
Mats are included with the runner as a set. Quantity is shown in the product options at checkout.
Can I put hot dishes directly on it?
No. It is a decorative fabric runner, not a heat pad. Use a trivet or mat under anything straight off the stove.
Country of Origin: India Sold by: Crafted by JOD Fulfilled by: EarthBased



