Kaolin Table Trousseau for 12 — Damask
Tax included where applicable. Delivery and commissioning arranged by your concierge.
ELZORVAN Linens — the house, dressed
Linen is the table's memory; the Kaolin gives it thirty years of softening — hems mitred by hand, whites that wash at 60 and come back brighter, and every piece re-orderable for fifteen years.
Monograms are sewn in our own embroidery room — thread matched to the household's letters, placed by the old rules of the trousseau. Linen is sold by weight as well as by name: grams per square metre printed on the card, because softness is a fact before it is a feeling.
Design & Craft
- 60-degree white washes; colours at 40
- Weights stated in g/m² — softness as fact before feeling
- Pre-washed to rest; stated sizes are after-wash sizes
- Damask woven around 220 g/m², patterns in the archive
- Sized to real tables with honest drop stated
- Mitred corners, hand-finished hems
Specifications
| Setting | For 12: damask cloth + 12 + 2 runners |
| Weave | Damask, ≈220 g/m² |
| Flax | European, named ateliers |
| Wash | Whites 60 °C / colours 40 |
| Weight | ≈ 7.5 kg |
| Warranty | Open stock 15 years |
Care
Rugs rotate half a turn each season and prefer a broom's respect to a beater bar's enthusiasm. Blot spills at once; leave stains to our bench, which bathes rugs the old way.
Moths fear use and lavender: both are supplied by the household calendar and our sachet drawer.
Questions, Answered
Can bed sizes be customised?
Czech, German and English bed sizes are all in the book, and odd antiques are measured by the concierge. Custom hemming adds days, not weeks, and is priced on the listing.
What weight is the linen?
Stated per listing in grams per square metre — table damask around 220, sheeting around 165, towelling by loop density. Softness is a fact before it is a feeling; we print the fact.
The ELZORVAN Promise
Every ELZORVAN piece states its materials as contract, not poetry: copper gauge in millimetres, porcelain firing in degrees, linen weight in grams per square metre — printed on the card in the box and honoured on the bench for fifteen years.