Handwoven Wool Deep Blue Dupatta Curtain/Throw India

Handwoven Wool Deep Blue Dupatta Curtain/Throw IndiaHandspun and handwoven 100% wool dupatta to be used as a throw or curtain, from the Kutch in far western Gujarat. A beautiful deep indigo with yellow, pink, and red pattern and tassels. The original purpose is a dupatta or large shawl but draped over an expansion rod, they add instant and effortless charm as a curtain panel right down to the hand wrapped tasseled fringe. Allow for variances, this is a hand woven item.

The Khadi cotton is hand-spun and the check pattern is created with Ikat dyeing technique

This necklace is often used for protection as corn is very important to the Maya people in Guatemala and throughout the Americas

The back is solid deep blue color

loose fringe on one end

These baskets are smaller

then dyed and re-woven

Colors: red background with details in blue

camel tan and black

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The floral lattice pattern colors are natural white

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The Deer/Stag is an ancient ideogram that signifies leadership