This set of six hand-painted wooden napkin rings from the 1980s is a distinct table accessory clearly inspired by the aesthetics of Joan Miró. Each ring is crafted from smooth, glossy-finished wood that enhances the vibrancy of its colors and patterns. The palette is vivid and varied: blue, green, yellow, red, purple, and grey, with each ring adorned by a unique abstract motif—lines, dots, triangles, an eye, and fluid, whimsical shapes. The rings feature rounded, slightly substantial proportions (5 cm diameter, 2.5 cm height), and each piece stands apart with its own pattern and color arrangement. All elements are original, and the set is preserved in very good condition, free of visible wear, damage, or restoration.These small objects capture the spirit of the 1980s, a time when abstraction and color became an antidote to everyday routine. The napkin rings tell their story through gestures of freehand painting and a bold palette, as if each were a miniature fragment of a larger, painterly universe. Their glossy surfaces catch the light, while the lively colors—echoes of Miró’s work—invite playful associations and spark the imagination, reflecting the era's freedom of expression.This set can be used both in modern and eclectic table settings. It pairs well with white or monochrome table linens, allowing the colors to take center stage, and works beautifully alongside simple porcelain and clear glassware. Interiors inspired by mid-century modern, modernist, or creative, collector-driven styles will particularly benefit from these accents: they can be combined with other geometric or abstract accessories to create a cohesive, dynamic table composition.The listed price refers to the complete set of six napkin rings.
DIMENSION
Height2.5 cm
Width5 cm
Length5 cm
Dimension details
Length5 cm
Height2.5 cm
Width5 cm
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