Williams-Sonoma 'Twas the Night Before' Linen

This item is identified as a Williams-Sonoma linen, specifically a 'Twas the Night Before' themed piece. It is a rectangular textile, likely a table runner or tea towel, given its dimensions and typical use for such thematic items in a kitchen or dining setting. The linen is predominantly a deep cranberry red or dusty rose color, suggesting a festive or cozy aesthetic. A significant feature is the white, detailed graphic print that covers the lower portion of the fabric, depicting a charming winter village scene with houses nestled under a blanket of snow. Above this village scene, scattered across the upper two-thirds of the fabric, are prominent white five-pointed stars, varying slightly in size, contributing to the 'night before' theme. The printing appears to be of good quality, with crisp lines defining the intricate details of the village and the sharp edges of the stars. The fabric itself seems to be a medium-weight linen, possibly with a slightly coarse yet soft hand, typical for kitchen linens, suggesting durability and absorbency. Based on the visible image, the textile appears to be in good condition, with no obvious signs of wear, fading, stains, or damage. The edges are neatly finished, indicating good craftsmanship. Given the imagery, it is clearly designed for holiday or winter seasonal use. The 'Williams-Sonoma' branding implies a certain level of quality and design aesthetic, commonly associated with upscale home goods.