Origin: Jessore, BangladeshHeritage Nakshi Kantha Hand-Embroidered Cotton Quilt
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- Production Capacity
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Specifications & Craftsmanship
A full-size kantha quilt built the traditional way: worn cotton saris are layered and held together with a dense running stitch that both quilts the cloth and draws the design. The Jessore school favours folkloric narrative panels — fish, birds, the tree of life — worked outward from a central lotus. One quilt occupies an embroiderer for six to eight weeks, which is why lead time runs to sixty days and MOQ stays low. Slight irregularity in the stitch line is inherent to the technique.
- Cooperative
- Rickshaw Revival Studio
- Weight
- 2.4 kg
- Origin
- Jessore, Bangladesh
- Material
- Upcycled layered organic cotton, naturally dyed cotton thread
- Craft
- Running-stitch Nakshi Kantha embroidery
- Dimensions
- 220 x 240 cm (queen/king)
- Care
- Cold hand wash separately with mild detergent and line dry in shade. Do not bleach, tumble dry or dry clean. Slight colour bleed is normal on first wash.
- Finish
- Natural dyes only. Pre-washed once; no chemical softeners or finishes applied.
Circular Sustainability Standard
Material: Upcycled layered organic cotton, naturally dyed cotton thread
Care: Cold hand wash separately with mild detergent and line dry in shade. Do not bleach, tumble dry or dry clean. Slight colour bleed is normal on first wash.
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- Estimated Lead Time: 9 weeks (Central Hut Dispatch)
- Central Hut pre-shipment quality inspection & provenance verified
- Zero plastic export packing: shipped in recycled honeycomb cushioning
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