Salvrätikuid
Salvrätikuid, often translated as napkins, are pieces of cloth or paper used during meals to protect clothing or to wipe the mouth and hands. Historically, napkins were typically made of linen or cotton and were a standard part of table settings in many cultures. The design and material of napkins could vary greatly depending on the formality of the occasion and the social status of the diners.
Paper napkins emerged as a more convenient and disposable alternative, becoming widespread in the 20th century.
The use of napkins is considered a basic aspect of table manners in many societies. They serve