Sheesh Mahal
Ivory and gold blossoms set like palace inlay, in rounds, rectangles and a runner.
Every table, a royal occasion.
Gilded placemats and table runners named for the palaces, gardens and goldwork of North India. They set a table like a banquet, and wipe clean after dinner.
The collection
Ten placemat designs and six runners, each pressed in gilded relief and named for something from North India's royal past.
Featured designs
A first look at the arcade. Hover over any design to see it set on a table.
Shop by design
Four patterns come as both placemats and a runner, so the whole table matches.
Royal to look at. Easy to live with.
Pressed vinyl gives every design its gilded relief, weighs next to nothing and never needs a washing machine or an iron. A damp cloth after dinner, and the table is ready for the next occasion.
- Round placemats
- 16 in (40.6 cm)
- Rectangular placemats
- 12 × 18 in (30.5 × 45.7 cm)
- Table runners
- 16 × 36 in (40.6 × 91.4 cm)
- Care
- Wipe clean, store flat
Packed in paper
Every placemat and runner is packed in a kraft paper mailer printed with our crest. It recycles with your household paper in most areas, or makes good gift wrap.
We're also honest about what we can't claim. Our pieces are vinyl, and we don't call them eco-friendly.
Our approach to sustainability
From the journal
Table-setting, styling and the stories behind our names.
How to set a royal table for four
A formal-looking table in about ten minutes, from the placemats up.
4 min read
Placemats or a table runner? How to choose, and when to use both
What each one does, and how to layer them without the table looking busy.
4 min read
Round or rectangular placemats: which suits your table?
How shape, size and table size work together, with a few numbers to plan by.
3 min readFor restaurants, hotels and events
We supply our placemats and runners in quantity for restaurants, hotels, caterers, wedding planners and retailers, in any mix of designs.
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