In the walled havelis of Bagru, printers have long pressed carved teak blocks onto cotton, layering petal upon petal until the cloth remembers a whole garden. This set began the same way — four pieces cut from cloth that carries the memory of anaar orchards and marigold fields, quilted by hand so the pattern rises like relief work under your palm.
Mustard-yellow ground gives way to patches of emerald vine and ivory field, each stitched with the motifs of old Rajasthan — rust-orange pomegranates split open to their seeds, indigo-blossomed sprigs, and radiating mandala florets reminiscent of temple ceilings. A striped yellow-and-maroon binding traces every edge, the kind of finishing detail Jaipur's block-print ateliers are known for. No two panels repeat the same corner of the design — this is patchwork as storytelling.
Sized for real life: one generously quilted tote for the everyday commute, a mid-size pouch for the desk drawer, and two smaller zip cases for the things you don't want loose in your bag. The cotton is dense, hand-quilted for structure, and soft enough to travel well. Carry a piece of Rajasthan's textile memory into your ordinary days.
Handcrafted in Jaipur · Hand block-printed and quilted cotton · Limited pieces
KEY FEATURES
Set of 4 — one tote, one medium pouch, two travel cases
Hand block-printed with traditional Rajasthani floral and paisley motifs
Hand-quilted cotton for structure and softness
Striped bias binding finishing on every edge
Sturdy zip closures with fabric pulls on all pouches
