KAYSO Triquetra Altar Cloth

Initially, I thought it looked nice, even though the printed pattern wasn't consistent and had a few areas where the print was missing. I spread it out on my white table and saw there was one part of the fabric where the weave was noticeably thin and the white table was visible through the fabric.I contacted Amazon about a replacement. They offered a full refund and to have UPS pickup the item the next day. A replacement wasn't available. I was hesitant to send it back as I needed one and they could not send a replacement because it came from another vendor rather than directly from Amazon. As an alternative, they offered me a partial credit if I wanted to keep the cloth. I accepted. Great customer service from Amazon.As the fabric was also quite stiff, I decided to follow the instructions on the tag and hand wash in cold water. The water turned black instantly, but that's to be expected with cotton. What isn't too be expected is for the silver print to come off excessively, which is exactly what happened.I now have an unevenly woven cloth with a gold and grey printed pattern rather than gold and silver. Very disappointed.Had I known the print was of such poor quality, combined with the fabric issue, I would have been glad to accept a full refund. Not Amazon's fault, they were great as always. I should have been more suspicious when I first noticed the print seemed a bit sketchy.My advice is to avoid this product, or be prepared for inconsistency in the weave of the fabric and definitely don't think about washing it unless you want a grey pattern where silver belongs.

This is a lovely altar cloth. It is a tapestry square with black fringe, gold symbols and the Celtic Knot is silver. I use it on a small altar or in conjunction with the matching Triple Goddess tapestry and a long pentacle cloth for a larger ceremonial altar with the tapesties on the sides and the long cloth in the center. The tapestries are slightly stiff which make them lay nicely. The cloth can be spot cleaned and warm ironed if necessary. I do not put the iron directly on the tapestry. I use a cloth between the reverse side of the tapestry and the iron. I would not recommend washing the tapestry in a machine. The size I purchased is too large to use to wrap tarot cards but the 18" x 18" would work to wrap tarot cards or on a table. The larger sizes work nicely on a table for a tarot reading.

This was my first altar cloth. As someone who is quite fond of the Triquetra symbol, I was very excited to receive this in the mail. The quality of the cloth is quite good; it's a thick and sturdy material. The design is aesthetically leasing in person, and it is as bright as the picture shows. It's a perfect square, and it's a decent size. I do tarot readings mostly on it, but I have used it for some spellwork. It works beautifully for both. I will be in the market to purchase another altar cloth soon in a different colour and design, and I will certainly purchase from this seller again!

This cloth feels a bit cheap but it’s a good value for you money. It’s what I was expecting

It’s an ok item but I was disappointed that the diagram was painted and the paint started to peel.

Fantastic...!!! Not too big. Not to small. Perfect for a small altar or a small reading spread.. No bigger than celtic cross for example. Perfect. If u want to do a full month spread eith 28 card on spread then its not big enough.. For that kind of spread i got the 36x36. The material is heavy to my eyes and touch. Great. I highly recommend it.

Very nice.Quite abit better than I dared to expect. The one I received was beautifully packaged and is certainly gift quality. Much larger than I had expected. The central symbol is perfectly lined up and the material is quite durable.I will seek the seller's store to purchase additional items from them...experience made even better with Amazon Prime free shipping.

Beautiful, the printing was faded in a spot and it smelled like basement but otherwise perfect