Khamma Ghani Kambadiya Soft White Wall Hanging Table Cloth

What details sit on this piece?

Muted pink, beige and lilac squares sit on an off-white and cream base, with small floral and paisley patches. Fine white stitch dots run across the surface, and a cream edge band frames it. The tones are soft and blended, with small green and red touches.

How does a soft-toned piece look in a room?

Quiet and textured. It suits a bedroom or a light living room with pale walls, linen and light wood. As a tablecloth it gives a soft base for a simple table setting, letting flowers or serveware add the colour.

Can I wash it at home?

Yes, gently by hand with a mild detergent, though dry cleaning is the preferred option. Always wash it separately from other laundry and dry it in the shade rather than out in the sun.

Is every piece unique?

Yes. Since the patches are cut and sewn by hand, finding the same ones again is very hard, so your piece will have its own arrangement. The colour stays close to the photos, which the artisans shot themselves, and slight irregularities are natural.

Who makes it?

It is handcrafted in Barmer by a women's self-help group led by master artisan Keshav, and comes to us directly from his embroidery cooperative. The work is Kambadiya patchwork in cotton, with many fabric pieces sewn together by hand into one design.

Which room should I hang it in?

Living rooms, bedrooms and dining areas all work. It looks best on a wall with space around it, such as above a sofa, behind a bed or along a passage, where the full patchwork can be seen from a little distance.