Hand-coiled in the high Andean valleys of Colombia from iraca leaf — the same diamond weave as the placemat, reduced to the scale of a napkin ring that weighs almost nothing and changes everything.

The weavers of Nariño apply the same workmanship to the smallest object as the largest. The coil of this set of 4 napkin rings is hand-formed, with a technique developed 5 centuries ago. One of the beauties of this each napkin ring takes over a day to make?