390 - Sail Red Lullaby Cotton Stonewashed Panel (3m Approx.) – Sale
Product Information
| Colour | Sail Red |
|---|---|
| Length | 3m Approximate measurement |
| Width | 150cm |
| Pattern Repeat | 20cm Approx. |
| Material | 100% Cotton |
Additional Information
To create this worn, vintage look the fabric is cut into lengths and literally washed with stones. This creates the mottled uneven colour we love. The occasional faded streak is acceptable and adds to the vintage finish. Selvedges may become frayed after stonewashing. Stonewashed fabric is wonderfully soft and drapes beautifully as curtains but it may have quite a bit of 'stretch' which could make it unsuitable for blinds in some circumstances.
Our cottons are tough, wonderfully soft and versatile. The yarn we use to weave this lovely cotton often breaks during weaving. Where its joined there will be slubs and thickened lines which form part of the character of the cotton and are acceptable.
Please check that you are happy with your fabric before cutting or altering it in any way. We cannot accept responsibility for the fabric once it has been cut.
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Delivery
- Courier 5 – 7 working days
- UK Shipping Cost from £6.95
- For international orders please contact us.
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How We Make It
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Our studio in Karur, in Southern India’s cotton weaving region, is run by master weaver Mr Ravi and his family, with whom we’ve worked for over a decade. Now in its third generation, the studio is managed by Ravi’s son Venkat, while Ravi remains involved alongside his charitable work as president of the local Lions Club. Their close-knit family plays a vital role in creating our designs, combining exceptional skill, dedication and a deep understanding of our style.
Using traditional techniques, the team hand-cuts fabrics, embroiders mostly by eye, and crafts quilts and cushions with remarkable accuracy. From dyeing yarns to weaving and freehand embroidery, every stage reflects the artistry and heritage of Indian textile craftsmanship. Ravi and Venkat have become invaluable partners, helping us develop unique designs and consistent colours while ensuring each item is beautifully handmade.