Contemporary Handcrafted White Applique Curtain

What figures and foliage are on this curtain?

A figure among foliage forms a large placed scene, worked on a white base with grey accents. The grey accents bring out the figure and leaves, while the white keeps the overall look clean and light.

Where does the lattice sit?

Bands of geometric lattice run beneath the scene, forming a patterned base. They add a structured, repeating element under the freer foliage, so the curtain feels balanced from top to bottom when it hangs flat.

Is the look sheer?

It has a light, sheer look, so the white base feels airy and the applique scene reads as a delicate pattern. It suits a calm room with pale walls, light wood and minimal furniture.

Who handcrafted it?

It is handcrafted in Barmer by a women's self-help group led by master artisan Khetaram. Because it is made by hand, small irregularities in the figure, foliage and lattice are natural and part of its character.

What is it made from?

It is cotton, with applique shapes stitched onto the cotton base to form the scene and lattice. That layering of fabric on fabric gives the design its texture and dimension.

Will it match the image exactly?

Very nearly, but colour hues may vary slightly because screens and displays differ. As a handcrafted piece, it may also carry minor irregularities in the work, which come with handmade textiles.