Salter House linen napkins with embroidery designed by Picture Room artist Aidan Koch. Salter House everyday linens are simple, elegant, and affordable. They are made by a family owned zero-waste company using sustainable farming practices out of flax, a traditional and eco-friendly material. Sold individually.
Aidan Koch, b. 1988 Seattle, WA, is an artist and graphic novelist. She received the 2012 Xeric Grant, and was a finalist for the Oregon Book Awards, Literary Arts. Her solo exhibitions include The Midnight Room at Open Space, The Sleeper at Weekends, Mood Board at Mission Comics, and Notes at City Limits. She has shown work in group shows at The Whitney Museum of American Art, Hester Gallery, Company, Kimberly-Klark, Signal Gallery, and more. Publications include Little Angels, published by MoMA PS1, Heavenly Sea published in The Paris Review Summer 2015 issue, and Impressions published by Peradam Press. Koch has also given lectures and workshops at educational institutions including University of Florida and Parsons. Koch currently lives and works in Brooklyn, New York.
16.25" x 16.25"
100% Flax linen
Made in Lithuania
