Modern Handcrafted Blue Applique Curtain

What does the pattern look like up close?

The panel carries a neat grid of square medallions in a tone close to the ground, edged with a dotted border. Each square is a stitched applique shape, so up close you see fine edges and layers of fabric, while from across the room it reads as a calm, ordered pattern.

Why does the grid design suit a modern room?

Repeating squares give it a clean, geometric rhythm, with no large central picture to compete with your furniture. That makes it easy to place in a minimal flat, a study or a living room with simple lines, while the hand-stitched texture keeps it from looking plain.

Will every square look exactly the same?

Not quite, and that is part of its character. Each medallion is cut and stitched by hand, so you may notice small differences in edges or spacing. Colour hues can also look slightly different on your screen than in person. These minor irregularities are what mark it as handmade.

What window or door will it cover?

It measures 44 x 84 inches, roughly 3.5 by 7 feet, which suits a doorway or a tall window. For a wide window, two of these hung side by side give fuller coverage. Note your rod width and the drop you want before ordering.

What care does it need?

Keep it simple: a gentle handwash with mild detergent, washed on its own, then dried in the shade. Avoid harsh detergents and strong sun while drying, as this is hand-stitched cotton applique work.

Is it a good gift?

Yes, for anyone who enjoys handmade pieces for the home. It is a useful curtain rather than just a showpiece, handmade in Barmer by a women's self-help group led by master artisan Khetaram, and the quiet grid of pale blue squares fits easily into most decor tastes.