Clay-brown paper under a scatter of watercolor autumn: burgundy leaves, a rust maple or two, cream and caramel dahlias, all held in by a thin gold rim. Across the middle, in slim gold script, it reads “dancing in september.”
It's the plate that makes a Tuesday chili look like a plan. Set them down the length of the table, add whatever your kid picked up off the sidewalk on the way in, and let the candles do the rest.
Details
Disposable for easy cleanup
Dinner plate: 9” | Salad/Dessert plate: 7”
Napkins: 25×25 cm
Coordinating fall floral and gingham patterns
Add a touch of autumn charm to your table, where every meal feels like a cozy celebration.
Why we love it
Most party paper shouts. This one keeps to the same dusty rusts and creams already sitting on the porch, so the table looks styled without anyone having to style it, and it's the rare piece a guest picks up and turns over to look at properly.
