The story of blue tablecloth
The story of blue tablecloth starts in 17th century Tbilisi, where cotton fabrics were dyed using indigo pigments and embellished with national ornaments. The colour was apparently chosen to disguise stains caused by the spills of dark Georgian red wines.
The blue tablecloth has since then become a feature of every table in Tbilisi homes and still remains the first glimpse of Georgian hospitality to this day. The modern versions of the tablecloth include red and green fabrics.
Our Collections
The World of Georgian Textiles: Silk Scarves
Location
Galleria Tbilisi
2/4 Shota Rustaveli Avenue, Tbilisi, Georgia
Every day, 10am - 10pm
Location
Tbilisi Mall
16km Agmashenebeli Avenue, Tbilisi, Georgia
Every day, 11am - 9pm