What's on the patchwork?
A grid of orange, peach and coral squares with floral and paisley embroidery, small mirror accents and pops of yellow, blue, pink and green. A rust-orange edge band frames it. The warm tones give the whole piece a glowing feel.
Will it look good on a dining table?
Yes, it gives a warm, inviting spread to a dining or centre table, and works with brass, copper, wooden or white serveware. On a wall it suits a cream or white backdrop, where the orange and peach tones stand out clearly.
What do I get in the package?
One cotton piece, 40x60 inches, that doubles as a wall hanging or a tablecloth. It is a single panel of Kambadiya patchwork, so you choose whether it goes up on a wall or onto a table, and you can change your mind later.
How big is it?
It measures 40x60 inches. On a wall it reads as a large statement panel, so give it a clear wall with some space around it. As a tablecloth, measure your table top first to see how much drop you would like on the sides.
What is Kambadiya patchwork?
Patchwork is the craft of sewing many fabric pieces together to build one larger design. This Kambadiya piece is made in Barmer, in cotton, by a women's self-help group led by master artisan Keshav, so each one carries its own mix of patches.
Is a custom version possible?
It is, at an additional cost. Keep in mind that every piece is handmade, so a custom order will have its own patch arrangement and the small irregularities that come with handwork, while the overall colour stays similar.