What does the lattice on these covers look like?
Leaf shapes cross one another to form a lattice across each cover, with a beige layer showing through over a cream blush base. The warm beige outlines each leaf, so the lattice is clear without being sharp, and the overall look stays soft.
What kind of home does this set fit into?
It is a warm, light neutral with just a blush of colour. It blends into cream, beige and wooden interiors and adds softness to brown, rust or olive sofas. It works well when you want a calm, earthy room with a handmade touch.
What fabric are these made from?
They are pure cotton. The base, the appliqué patches and the stitching thread are all cotton, so the covers feel natural and soft against the skin when you lean back on the sofa.
How should I wash them?
Dry cleaning is preferred. For a home wash, hand wash gently with a mild detergent and keep them separate from the rest of your laundry. Dry them in the shade rather than in strong sunlight.
Who stitches the Khamma Ghani covers?
A women's self-help group in Barmer, Rajasthan, led by master artisan Keshav, cuts and stitches every cover by hand. We buy directly from Keshav's embroidery cooperative rather than through a trader.
Can there be small differences in my set?
Yes. The overall colour stays similar, but the patches can vary because each piece is cut and stitched by hand, and getting identical patches every time is extremely difficult. Slight irregularities are a natural outcome of handwork and make each set individual.