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What is the difference between Bhujodi and Kantha blankets?

Bhujodi blankets are structural handlooms featuring geometric patterns created during the weaving process (extra-weft). Kantha blankets are made by hand-stitching layers of fabric together with a running stitch.

Are these blankets suitable for "Year-Round" bedding?

Yes. We exclusively use natural fibers like cotton and linen which are inherently temperature-regulating. Our 180 GSM Cotton throws are breathable for summer, while our Bhujodi wool dhablas provide exceptional insulation for winter.

How do I style a mix of block-prints and solid-dyed throws?

The key is Textural Contrast. Layer a vibrant hand-block printed high-luster solid-dyed throw at the foot of the bed. This creates a 'Rustic Edit' aesthetic that feels curated and intentional rather than cluttered.

Is "Kala Cotton" used in your heritage throws?

Many of our Bhujodi pieces utilize organic Kala Cotton, an indigenous, carbon-neutral fiber from Kutch. It is highly durable and has a unique, rustic hand-feel that softens beautifully over time, making it a sustainable luxury staple.

How do I care for my artisan-made blankets and throws?

To preserve the organic dyes and delicate hand-stitching, we recommend a cold, gentle machine wash with a mild, eco-friendly detergent. Air dry or tumble dry on low to maintain the soft 'hand' and structural integrity of the weave.