Handwoven Apricot and Rust Door Curtain

Woven on pit looms by artisans in Rajasthan, this curtain carries the weight of a centuries-old handweaving tradition. The stripe pattern is not printed, it is built thread by thread into the fabric itself, each row of apricot and rust held in tension by the weaver's hands. Hold it up to a window and watch the light bend through the weave.

The color doesn't come from a dye bath applied after the fact. In this handwoven cotton curtain, the apricot and rust tones are woven directly into the structure, warp and weft interlocked so the stripe is the fabric, not a surface treatment. The result is a textile that holds its color across years of sunlight and washing, deepening rather than fading.

Hang it in a doorway and notice how the room behind it changes, the 60% light-blocking weave softens afternoon glare into something amber and warm. It moves with air conditioning drafts the way only pure cotton does, a slow, unhurried shift. This is the curtain that makes a room feel like someone actually thought about it.

Handwoven · Pure Cotton · Stripe Weave · Rajasthan

Care Instructions

• Machine wash cold or hand wash in cold water.
• Wash separately for first two washes to prevent colour transfer.
• Do not bleach. Line dry in shade, avoid direct sunlight while drying.
• Iron on medium while slightly damp for best results.
• Avoid tumble drying on high heat.