Monograms on French textiles date back to the Middle Ages, symbolizing ownership and prestige. Evolving over time, they became intricate designs embroidered or woven onto linens. From the Renaissance to the present day, monogrammed textiles reflect social status and artistic expression, with French artisans excelling in craftsmanship. Today, monogramming remains a cherished tradition, adding a personal touch to tea towels, napkins, tablecloths, and bed linen.