Handwoven Solid Sage and Teal Cotton Door Curtain

Sage into teal, the colour spectrum of a monsoon garden, of the glasswork embedded in Kutchi architecture, of the ceramic tiles at a Rajasthani haveli's fountain. This curtain is handwoven on a pit loom in Rajasthan, its two tones meeting in a stripe that runs the full length of the panel. The weave is pure cotton, the stripe structural, the colour absorbed into thread before the cloth was made.

Sage and teal in handwoven cotton, a stripe that holds the eye without demanding it. This is the solid panel that grounds a curtain set, the one that lets a block-printed companion breathe, or that works entirely alone in a room where quiet is the point. At 60% light-blocking, it holds afternoon sun to a soft diffusion without closing a room off entirely.

The colour of this curtain changes with the light. In morning, the teal reads forward. By afternoon, the sage takes over. This is what dye in thread does when it is woven rather than printed.

Handwoven · Striped Weave · Pure Cotton · 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.