
Stone-washed linen
270 gsm napkins that wrinkle honestly; pre-washed so shrinkage is done.
Hearth Objects makes linen napkins, stoneware plates and beeswax candles for homes that get used, not staged. We weave linen in Lithuania, fire ceramics at our Oregon kiln and pour candles in small batches with fragrance loads printed on each label. No subscription traps, no bundled mystery boxes. Restocks are announced honestly when mill slots open, and seconds sales happen twice a year with flaws photographed individually. Gram weight, burn hours and dishwasher guidance appear on every product page without hiding them in PDFs. Restock emails include mill names for linen, kiln dates for stoneware and fragrance load percentages for candles. Seconds listings show the exact flaw with a ruler in the photo for scale. We never bundle mystery boxes; each SKU stays on the site until the batch sells out or the mill closes orders.
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270 gsm napkins that wrinkle honestly; pre-washed so shrinkage is done.

Speckled glaze, dishwasher safe, stacked flat in kiln for even firing.

8 percent fragrance load, cotton wick, burn time printed on bottom.

Twice-yearly seconds sale; each flaw photographed on the product page.


“Napkins survived a year of toddler dinners. They look better wrinkled.”
“Seconds sale photo showed a glaze skip on my plate. Exactly as promised.”
“Restock email was honest about mill timing. No fake urgency.”
“Linen napkins softened after three washes exactly as the care card predicted.”
Oatmeal and slate napkins. We email once when woven batches arrive.
Pre-washed. Expect softening, not shrink, after home washes.
Yes. Avoid sudden temperature shocks.
First burn at least two hours; wick trimmed to 1/4 inch.
Restock emails include mill names for linen, kiln dates for stoneware and fragrance load percentages for candles. Seconds listings show the exact flaw with a ruler in the photo for scale. We never bundle mystery boxes; each SKU stays on the site until the batch sells out or the mill closes orders.