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Vintage Hungarian Folk Art Handmade Table Topper Red White Heirloom 1970s

Original price 421.00 kr - Original price 421.00 kr
Original price
421.00 kr
421.00 kr - 421.00 kr
Current price 421.00 kr
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Enrich your home with this genuine, hand-woven Hungarian table topper. The piece showcases a bold red geometric pattern of interconnected diamonds, contrasted against a white textured weave and finished with a traditional fringe. Its timeless craftsmanship makes it a perfect accent, turning any surface into a storied display of European tradition.

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Personal story: I sourced this piece from a woman in Szeged. It is a heirloom that was handmade by her mother in the 1970s and kept in beautiful, loving, clean condition. 

Details

  • Size: Approximately 54 x 54 cm rectangle, and 72 grams weight.

  • Condition: Clean, excellent vintage quality. Consistent with its 50-year history, the fabric features a soft ivory tone—a natural patina of time. Characteristic of its handmade nature and age, you may find faint surface marks or loose threads, all of which serve as hallmarks of genuine folk heritage.

  • Embroidery: The woven design features a striking geometric pattern in vibrant red, showcasing traditional diamond and cross motifs rendered in the dense, textured structure that defines the masterful quality of the Hevesi style. The piece is finished with a traditional fringed border on all sides.

  • Care: Vintage textiles require specialized cleaning; please research the proper protocols if you wish to iron or clean this piece.

What is Hevesi? Hevesi textiles are a vibrant Hungarian folk art, famous for their rhythmic hand-weaving and iconic red-on-white geometric patterns. These masterfully crafted cotton and linen pieces feature bold diamond and star motifs that pulse with traditional energy. 

Rooted in centuries of community craftsmanship, they remain a powerful symbol of local identity. Today, these stunning textiles transform ordinary homes into a showcase of storied, ceremonial elegance.

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