Bring history, sustainability, and craftsmanship into your home with our Handmade Kantha Throw Blanket. Each piece is lovingly crafted from upcycled cotton saris, hand stitched by skilled women artisans in rural India using the traditional Kantha Embroidery technique. Every stitch tells a story, making each throw one-of-a-kind-no two are ever the same.
Color Variations:
Since each Kantha throw is unique, we can mention that colors and patterns vary ' Available in a stunning variety of colors and patterns-each piece is truly one of a kind. Let us surprise you with a beautifully handmade throw!'
Light weight yet warms, this eco-friendly, repurposed textile is perfect as a cozy throw for your couch, a stylized bed accent, or even a travel companion. The vibrant colors, unique patterns, patched, and soft, breathable cotton it a beautiful and sustainable addition to any space.
Features:
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One-of-a-Kind Design - No two blankets are alike
- Handmade from Upcycled Cotton Saris - Sustainable & eco-friendly
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Traditional Kantha Stitching - Adds texture, durability, and charm
- Soft & Breathable - Perfect for year-round use
- Versatile & Stylish - Use as a throw, bedspread, picnic blanket, or wall tapestry
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Empowering Women Artisans - Ethically made, supporting fair trade
Dimensions: 70x85 inches
Each kantha throw is a celebration of heritage, sustainability, and craftsmanship. Limited stock- shop now and own a piece of history!
Care Instructions: Machine wash separately in gentle cycle in cold water PH neutral detergent. Air dry.
FAQs
1. Is this artisan Kantha quilt suitable for U.S. bedding sizes?
Yes, the handmade Kantha blankets are made to fit twin, queen, and king-sized beds in the United States. The sizes are given so that they can be perfectly matched.
2. Do you ship artisan made Kantha quilts across the USA?
Of course! Kantha Originals ships all of its handmade blankets and other items all over the United States.
3. How is the artisan Kantha quilt made?
Skilled artists make each quilt by hand by sewing together old cotton saris using the traditional Kantha embroidery method. The result is a one-of-a-kind piece that will last for generations.
