Colorful Kantha Quilted Jacket - Amritsar
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The elegant colors and exuberant patterns of our Kantha Jacket will bring a smile to your face. Each piece is unique and crafted by hand from recycled sari fabric. Stitched together, the fabric is quilted for a relaxed fit and feel.
The jacket is made by hand using a technique called 'kantha.' Kantha takes recycled saris, still worn by the majority of ladies in India, and cuts the fabric into small pieces. These pieces are then sewn together at the edges and joined using a running stitch. Kantha is four layers thick, and this whole process creates a soft quilted fabric. The jacket comes together at our studio in Rajasthan.
Features
- Each jacket is a one-of-a-kind piece of art
- Four layers of hand sewn sari cotton fabric create a soft quilted fabric
- Adjustable button closure
- Gentle wash with cool water and mild soap, hang dry
Size
- One size fits most. This jacket will fit size 2-10
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