Artichoke Gingham Collection

Two botanical artichokes on a terracotta and cream gingham check, with olive sprigs either side — a market-stall still life on a trattoria cloth.
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  • Artichoke Gingham cloth napkin, two artichokes with olive sprigs on a terracotta and cream gingham check, folded on a plate Artichoke Gingham Cloth Napkin — Terracotta Decor From $22.00
  • Artichoke Gingham tea towel, two artichokes with olive sprigs on a terracotta and cream gingham check, hanging in a kitchen Artichoke Gingham Tea Towel — Terracotta Kitchen $26.00
  • Artichoke Gingham apron laid flat, two artichokes with olive sprigs on a terracotta and cream gingham check Artichoke Gingham Apron — Terracotta Kitchen Decor $49.00
  • Artichoke Gingham placemat, two artichokes with olive sprigs on a terracotta and cream gingham check, on a wooden table Artichoke Gingham Placemat — Terracotta Table Decor $32.00
  • Artichoke Gingham table runner in polyester, 16 x 72 inches, laid flat — artichokes with olive sprigs on a terracotta and cream gingham check Artichoke Gingham Table Runner — Terracotta Decor From $54.00

Two botanical artichokes on a terracotta and cream gingham check, with olive sprigs either side — a market-stall still life on a trattoria cloth.

Frequently asked questions

What is this design?

A pair of artichokes in the manner of an old botanical plate — stems, ribbed leaves and purple-tipped bracts all in fine line — set against a terracotta gingham, with two olive sprigs balancing the composition.

Which pieces come in this design?

Table runner, placemat, cloth napkin, tea towel and apron. Everything currently made in this print is on this page.

Is this a seasonal print?

Not strictly. The terracotta reads warmly enough for autumn and a Thanksgiving table, but artichoke and olive are Mediterranean year-round, so it does not have to come off the table in December.

What does it go with?

The check gives it more structure than a scattered print, so it holds a table on its own. It sits well with plain cream china, terracotta earthenware and the olive and fig prints in the other lines.