Lotus Garden Cotton Tablecloth in Rust by Bonheur du Jour

Lotus Garden in Rust is a cotton tablecloth built around an all-over geometric repeat rather than a loose floral scatter. Terracotta, olive, and white circular motifs create a measured rhythm across the field, while the border introduces a more fluid paisley frieze in olive and aqua.

Hand block-printed in Jaipur with hand-carved wooden blocks, the cloth retains the slight variations that distinguish the process from a mechanically repeated print.

“I use a geometric cloth when the table already has movement from flowers or collected china. The repetition gives everything else a framework, and this rust colorway is especially good in late summer and autumn when the room can take a little more warmth.”
-Mrs. Mayfair

Product Details

• Cotton
• 67 × 118 in; 170 × 300 cm
• Rust / terracotta ground with olive, white, and aqua pattern
• Hand block-printed in Jaipur
• Handcrafted in India
• Curated by Cimelio Blu

Care & Ownership

I machine wash the cloth at approximately 85°F as directed by the maker and fold it only once fully dry so the printed surface is stored clean and flat.

Maker / Heritage

Bonheur du Jour develops decorative textiles through traditional hand block-printing in Jaipur, where hand-carved wooden blocks build pattern one impression at a time. The process gives even ordered repeats a visible human rhythm.