Termeh Ava Square Tablecloth, Persian Silk-Blend Table Cover
A calm cream-white ground gives the colourful Ava pattern room to command attention without overwhelming the table. This Persian termeh square tablecloth from Persis Collection measures 100 × 100 cm, making it a practical square table covering for special gatherings as well as a decorative feature within Persian Home Decor. Its multicoloured design brings together traditional Persian Termeh ornament with a lighter palette, giving customers a Persian Tablecloth that can become a focal point without relying on a dark background. It also sits naturally within a collection of Persian Cushions & Linens, particularly for interiors where patterned textiles are used to introduce colour and Persian artistic character.
Persian silk tablecloth with eight-colour Termeh detailing
Made from artificial silk, this handmade Persian tablecloth features an eight-colour Termeh weave, piped edging and a quality satin lining. The combination of turquoise, lapis blue, red, pink, green and gold tones stands out against the light cream-white background, while the lining gives the reverse a neat, finished appearance. At 100 × 100 cm, the square format is easy to assess before ordering and works particularly well when the table covering itself is intended to form part of the room’s decoration. Dry cleaning is preferred to help care for the textile and its detailed finish. For customers exploring Persian Termeh Linens, this Persian termeh tablecloth offers a particularly colourful interpretation of the craft, and every order supports Persian artisans and their communities.
Persian Termeh tablecloth with medallion, paisley and floral design
The eye is drawn first to the central medallion, which acts as the visual heart of the Ava design. From there, richly worked borders unfold through curving eslimi forms, boteh jegheh motifs and flowers, creating the garden-like impression described by its maker. Turquoise and lapis blue bring a cool intensity to the warmer reds, pinks and golds, while green threads connect the palette back to the design’s botanical character. The combination also recalls the vivid colour relationships associated with Persian architectural tilework. These details give the Persian Termeh more than decorative impact: the flowers, curves and paisley forms connect the tablecloth to a visual language preserved across generations of Persian textile art. Placed at the centre of a dining or reception setting, Ava turns the surface beneath it into part of the decorative story.
