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Two Loons at the Lake Paper Cocktail Napkins Pack of 20

SKU: C066700  |  Barcode: 686423761492
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Featuring a serene Nordic/midwestern -inspired illustration of two loons on a blue lake, surrounded by green trees and reeds. High quality 3 ply European napkins offering practical elegance for entertaining. The refined design brings nature motifs to your table setting, making these napkins ideal for gatherings where aesthetic and function converge.

  • Made in Europe
  • Size 5"x5" cocktail napkins 10"x10" open
  • 20 napkins in pkg
  • 3 ply paper
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Cultural note entry Loon
Cultural Note

The loon is a profound symbol of the Swedish and Nordic reverence for the wilderness, embodying the spirit of Friluftsliv (open-air life). In Scandinavia, these birds are seen as the keepers of the deep, quiet lakes, a sentiment that resonates deeply with the Nordic-American community in the Midwest. For those with ancestry in the Great Lakes or Minnesota, the loon’s haunting call is a bridge to the past, mirroring the forest-edged waters of their ancestral homelands. Incorporating this iconic bird into your home honors a shared heritage of lakeside living that stretches from the Swedish countryside to the American North Woods.

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