Napkins

Napkins with hunting motifs are a small but noticeable piece of any hunter's kitchen supplies. They dress the table after a hunt, work as a gift and as decoupage material, and a pheasant or wild boar print reminds everyone at the table who they are sitting with.

What hunting napkins are used for

Hunting napkins are used to set the table after a hunt, at a trophy gathering, or simply to decorate the kitchen at a hunting lodge. They work for everyday use with coffee or tea, and for a holiday table they add a touch that fits the room without any real effort.

After a long sit in a high seat or a full day of driven hunting, hunters often gather around one table back at the lodge. A napkin with a pheasant or a boar on it is not a necessity at that point, but it sets a mood guests notice.

Design and motifs

The range covers napkins with two clear hunting symbols, pheasant and wild boar, the animals most often named in Lithuanian hunting talk. Fritzmann napkins are made of paper, sold in packs of 20, and the print keeps the outdoor scene simple, without clutter.

Table serving

The pheasant napkins work for everyday or festive serving, when you want the table dressed with little effort. Set them beside plates or glasses, and one look at the table already tells the guests what occasion it is.

A gift for a hunter

Napkins with a wild boar print are an inexpensive but fitting addition to a gift basket alongside other kitchen items. Pair them with an apron, a glass set or a knife when you are looking for something for someone hunting is not an occasional hobby but a habit.

Decoupage material

Paper napkins with animal prints are a common material for decoupage, the top printed layer is peeled off and glued onto wood or ceramic surfaces. Pheasant and wild boar motifs suit hunting-themed gifts and home decor pieces well.

How to choose the right napkins

Choosing hunting napkins comes down to the occasion, the quantity and what they are for, one evening with friends or longer use at the lodge. A few points worth checking before you order.

1. Check the pack size, 20 pieces cover one evening with a small hunting party.
2. Pick the motif for the occasion, or by which animal fits the guest, pheasant or wild boar.
3. If you plan to use them for decoupage, check that the print sits on the top layer.
4. Pair the napkins with other table items, glasses, a tablecloth or an apron, so the table reads as one set.

Practical field advice

Paper napkins pick up moisture and crease easily, so at the lodge keep them in a dry spot, away from kitchen steam or rain if the table is set outdoors. Before an event, take them out of the pack carefully so the print stays crisp once they are laid on the table.

Fritzmann napkins

This category currently carries Fritzmann napkins, a German brand known for hunting-themed table and kitchen items. Both designs, pheasant and wild boar, come in packs of 20 and suit everyday use as well as an occasion.

For more table pieces, check aprons and tablecloths or glass sets. For knife care see sharpeners, and for a wider kitchen range visit kitchen tools and gadgets. If you are not sure which set fits your occasion, write to us, we are glad to advise.