Indian Block Printed Pillow Case ‘Kingfisher’
Authentic ‘Kingfisher’ block printed Indian pillow case. Meticulously constructed, each Kantha pillowcase has been sewn in the Oxford style with a smart fabric border. This vibrant watercolour paint-style print depicts flying kingfisher birds, dragonflies, plants, and ornate patterns. Using the traditional Indian colour palette, the beautiful contrast of pink, yellow, and green makes for a stunning statement for your bedroom.
Pair with our Kingfisher quilt/throw over for a gorgeous matching set.
Block printing is an ancient technique mastered throughout the generations, originating from India and dated back to the pre-Vedic age (pre-1500 BCE).
Aiming to keep the cultural crafting technique alive, we collaborate with our team of talented artisans to create exclusive, contemporary designs. Co-founder Amy hand-illustrated the design in a colourful palette reminiscent of Indian summers.
Inspired by Amy’s love of gardening, and the dragonflies which dance across her pond in the summer months.
WHO MADE YOUR PILLOW CASE?
Handcrafted in Southern India by Srini and his team in his workshop that champions sustainable design. Founded in 1978, Srini and his team are dedicated to truly ethical production, and have been awarded numerous accreditations including SA8000, GOTS & OekoTex 100 Class as well as being certified by the Ethical Fashion Forum. Employees have access to a range of support schemes including housing facilities, education and healthcare, as well as personal development seminars and training.
Read more about our Artisans here.
DETAILS
Materials: 100% Indian Cotton, AZO free dyes.
Sizing: 50cm x 75cm Standard Pillow Case
CARE
Our Indian block printed textiles are made using 100% Indian cotton and chemical free dyes. They can be machine washed on your coolest cycle (30 degrees and below).
Always wash with similar colours and iron on a medium heat.
They are not suitable for tumble drying or dry cleaning, please leave your textiles to dry naturally.
Avoid placing them in direct sunlight as this may cause the dye to fade slightly.
Read more about how to care for your goods on our Care Guide.
