These beautiful “servilleteros” (napkin rings) are handmade in the small town of Somondoco, located in the Boyacá region of Colombia. Crafted by the artisan group La Esperanza, each piece reflects generations of skill, cultural heritage, and sustainable craftsmanship.
Artisans harvest the banana tree sheath (“cáscara de plátano”), carefully process it, and transform it into a unique, organic fiber known for its durability and natural beauty. Because the material comes directly from the plant, each napkin ring features slight variations in tone—making every set truly one of a kind.
This set of six napkin rings is a beautiful way to elevate your table décor, bringing warmth, texture, and meaningful artistry to every gathering.
Details
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Artisans: Group La Esperanza
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Origin: Somondoco, Boyacá, Colombia
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Primary color: Beige (tones vary naturally due to the organic fiber)
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Secondary colors: Interior fabric in olive green; handles in honey leather
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Dimensions: 17 1/2” x 10 3/4" x 11" (if these dimensions apply to the packaging or storage bag — otherwise I can adjust)
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Handle drop: 9" (bag to handle)
If these dimensions actually belong to a bag that accompanies the servilleteros, let me know and I’ll rewrite to specify this clearly.
