Embroidered Pheasant Cocktail Napkins
Embroidered Pheasant Cocktail Napkins
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Created exclusively for Isabelle Hunter & Co., these hemstitched cocktail napkins feature a pheasant originally painted for the collection by Birmingham-based watercolor artist Camilla Moss. Her distinctive style captures the bird in beautifully blended color, balancing expressive detail with a timeless sensibility.
Each 6" napkin is crafted in the USA from a linen-cotton blend and embroidered in New York. Equally suited to the bar, the fireside, or a thoughtfully set table, they offer an elegant way to bring the sporting life indoors—and make a memorable hostess gift.
Set of 4
Made in America
Why You’ll Love It
Why You’ll Love It
The Story Behind It: Few things bring the field indoors as beautifully as sporting artwork. Alexandra commissioned Camilla Moss to create this pheasant exclusively for Isabelle Hunter & Co., drawn to the timeless quality, nuanced color, and modern ease of her watercolor style.
How It Makes Your Gatherings Feel: Considered but never overly formal. The embroidered pheasant lends a distinctive sporting note to cocktails and gatherings while remaining elegant enough for the most beautifully appointed table.
Styling Notes
Styling Notes
- Place one at each setting for an intimate dinner, or keep the set beside the bar for cocktails by the fire.
- Pair with traditional glassware, silver or pewter accents, and natural linens for a collected country-house table.
- Give as a thoughtful hostess gift for holidays, sporting weekends, or gatherings throughout the year.
Details & Dimensions
Details & Dimensions
- Set of 4
- Each napkin measures 6" square
- 60% linen, 40% cotton
- Hemstitched finish
- Original pheasant artwork by Camilla Moss
- Embroidered in New York
- Made in the USA
Care
Care
- Spot clean gently with a mild cleaner; club soda works well on many cocktail-related spills.
- Hand wash in cold water, or machine wash on the gentle cycle in a mesh laundry bag. Lay flat to dry.
- Press using the cotton/linen setting, taking care to avoid the embroidery.


