Khamma Ghani Ethnic Cotton Kambadiya Pillow Covers

Name: Khamma Ghani Ethnic Cotton Kambadiya Pillow Covers
Brand: IndieHaat
SKU: 0216BETJ006
Price: 999.0 INR
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SKU: 0216BETJ006

Handcrafted in Barmer by a women's self-help group, led by master artisan Keshav.

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Sourced Directly from Keshav (Embroidery Cooperative Based in Barmer)

MEASUREMENTS: 15X22 Inch
Work: Kantha, Kambadiya, Banjara
Fabric: Cotton
Patchwork is a traditional textile technique that involves sewing together various fabric pieces to create a larger design or pattern. Our patchwork collection showcases the artistry and creativity of this age-old craft. Each piece is a harmonious composition of different fabrics, colors, and patterns, skillfully combined to form a unique and eye-catching aesthetic.
This product has been made by hand and may have slight irregularities that are a natural outcome of the human involvement in the process
* Photo credit goes to weaver who has taken the photo themselves.
Finding the same patches is extremely difficult. As these are handcrafted products, overall colour of the product will remain similar but patches may vary as thats what makes every piece unique.

Specifications +

Fabric / Material	Cotton
Craft / Technique	Kantha, Kambadiya Patchwork
Colour	Multicolor
Origin / Cluster	Barmer

Craft & Story +

In a quiet village, artisans poured their souls into the Khamma Ghani home decor collection. Every stitch and cut carried whispers of ancient traditions. As these vibrant pieces found new homes, they brought with them tales of heritage, transforming ordinary spaces into realms of timeless elegance and cultural richness. Each item became a cherished heirloom, a bridge between the past and the present.

Patchwork is a traditional textile technique that involves sewing together various fabric pieces to create a larger design or pattern. Our patchwork collection showcases the artistry and creativity of this age-old craft. Each piece is a harmonious composition of different fabrics, colors, and patterns, skillfully combined to form a unique and eye-catching aesthetic.

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What does this cover's colourway look like?

It is built from aqua, turquoise and blue patches, brightened with accents of pink, white and green. The patches carry small folk florals, geometric stitching and mirror dots. The cool tones give it a fresh feel, and the pink accents keep it lively.

How is the patchwork laid out?

The patches cover the whole face in small, all-over motifs, framed by a turquoise border. Because the motifs are small and evenly spread, the cover reads as one textured surface from a distance, and the florals and mirror dots only reveal themselves when you look closer.

Who crafted it?

A women's self-help group in Barmer, led by master artisan Keshav, makes these covers by hand. We source them directly from Keshav's embroidery cooperative. The patchwork and the Kantha, Kambadiya and Banjara work are all hand done, so each cover carries the small marks of the hands that made it.

Can the patches differ from the photo?

Yes, they can. With handmade patchwork, finding the same patches again is extremely difficult, so the arrangement varies from piece to piece. The overall colour remains similar to the photo, while the individual patches give your cover its own character.

How do I keep it clean?

Hand wash it in cold water with a mild detergent. Do not use bleach, and let it dry flat in the shade. A gentle wash suits the hand embroidery and the small mirror dots on the patches.

What does it go with?

The aqua and blue tones look fresh against white or cream sofas, light wood and cane furniture. For contrast, place it beside mustard, coral or orange cushions. It also brightens a bed dressed in plain white linen.