Vintage Bloom Reversible Kantha Throw

$60.00 $75.00

Vintage Bloom Reversible Kantha Throw

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$60.00 $75.00

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Wrap yourself in the timeless charm of handcrafted tradition with our Kantha Throw. Made from pure cotton and stitched using centuries-old kantha embroidery techniques, each piece carries the gentle imperfections and character of artisanal craftsmanship, making it truly one of a kind. Perfect as a cozy accent on your favorite chair, draped across the sofa, or layered on your bed, this kantha throw adds warmth, comfort, and a burst of color to any space. Lightweight yet soft, it's ideal for year-round use, whether you're curling up with a book or styling your home with a touch of heritage.

Details

100% Cotton: Soft, breathable fabric perfect for all seasons.
Hand-Stitched Kantha: Traditional embroidery by rural artisans.
Size: Approximately 6.5 feet by 4 feet
Versatile Use: Perfect for sofas, beds, or as a decorative accent.

Note on Craftsmanship: This Kantha blanket is made from repurposed sarees using traditional embroidery techniques by rural artisans. Each piece is unique in its layout and pattern, reflecting sustainable practices and soulful imperfections that make it truly one-of-a-kind.

100% genuine cotton

Sustainable materials with natural dyes. For ensuring longevity, please only dry clean.

All orders are processed in 1 to 2 business days. Most orders reach their destination in 5 to 8 business days or earlier with standard shipping.
Returns are accepted within 14 days of order delivery

Printed Cotton Quilted By Hand

Name: Vintage Bloom Reversible Kantha Throw
Brand: The Kokum Tree
Price: 60.00 CAD
Availability: OutOfStock

Every printed kantha throw starts as a length of plain cotton run through a Rajasthan print workshop, a pattern laid down either by a carved wooden block or a fine mesh screen, depending on the design. The cloth is dyed, dried in the sun, washed, and dried again until the colour is settled and the hand is soft.

Then a quilter takes over, and the Kantha running stitch begins which is worked across the entire surface, holding the two layers together from one edge to the other. It is a slow process. The finished throw has hundreds of individual stitches in it, none of them mechanical.

What you end up with is a cotton throw that is light enough to fold into a bag, warm enough to sleep under, and printed well enough to leave draped over a sofa without a second thought. It is the most versatile thing we make.

"Printed in Rajasthan, quilted by hand. Two layers of cotton held together by a running stitch that has no beginning and no end — just a maker who kept going until the cloth was done."

Bengal