Vintage Wall hanging Cotton Gujrati textile, Home Decor Art MD

Size
               Length- 74.5 inches approx.
                Width - 53.5 inches approx.

 Historically, it is said that Kutch embroidery was brought about by 'Kathi cattle breeders’. Eventually, these wanderers settled down and produced some fine needlework. The art form became a vocation for women of Kutch which became a generational art with the skills taught from mother to daughter. The signature effect of the colorful embroidery sparkles when small mirrors called abhle are sewn over the designs. A lot of the Kutch embroidery is influenced by various architectural designs and motifs. Gurarat, mid 20c.

Uses-
This textile can be used in many ways like runners and wall hangings to spruce up your decor. In addition to that, you can repurpose these textiles to make a range of objects like clothes, belts, yoga mats, cushions, bedcovers, purses, throws, bags, curtains.

Care-
-These textiles are sensitive and recommended dry clean only.

-Please note that these textiles might have slight blemishes, minor wear and tear in stitches due to their age.
-The mirrors are genuine and not imitations and might have acquired scratches over a period of time.
-The textile is 70-80 years old and has travelled for and wide, due to their nomadic creators.
-The minor imperfections are the heart, soul, and history of these old and rare collectible textiles.
-We are fortunate to be able to offer you a wide range of Indian handmade vintage textiles. This is hard work of Indian artisans for decades
-The enterprise of reaching out to new regions beyond the locality will help to retain important traditional craft. Each textile we offer is a handmade vintage piece and one of its kinds.

Image guide-
There might have a 10% color discrepancy from the image however the same will not dampen the life of the product.