Linen Connections Indian Kantha Quilt - Frida Grey
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A folk-art floral kantha quilt in smoky, sophisticated greys, offering a more subdued take on a bold hand-embroidered design that still feels warm and inviting.
Folk-art inspired floral design in refined greys
Fully hand-embroidered with kantha running stitch
Plain cotton back for added comfort
One of a kind, and a perfect gift
Handmade by artisans in India
Natural cotton, all-season weight
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Size & bed fit
229 x 274 cm (90" x 108")
Fits: King bed as a bedspread; drapes generously over a queen.
Material
100% cotton.
Hand-embroidered with traditional kantha running stitch, with a plain cotton back for extra comfort.
Softly quilted and handmade by artisans in India.
Handmade with care
Each quilt is made by hand by artisans in India, so small variations in print, colour, stitching and size are part of its character. No two are exactly alike.
Care
Hand wash, or cold machine wash on a gentle cycle.
Line dry in the shade. Do not tumble dry or bleach.
Styling tips
Fold it across the foot of the bed over white or linen sheets to let the pattern stand out.
Pull one colour from the print for your cushion covers, then add one plain velvet for texture.
Reversible quilts give you two looks: flip to the quieter side for a calmer room.
On a sofa, fold in thirds and drape over one arm.
Delivery
Free shipping Australia-wide.
Order before 3pm AEST on a business day and your order is dispatched the same day.
Delivery: 3–15 business days within Australia and New Zealand, 2–5 weeks internationally.
Returns
We accept returns and exchanges.
Contact us within 60 days of delivery and post items back to us within 90 days of delivery.
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