india bedding

The wish tree appears in the histories of many cultures around the globe; from the British Isles to India and Japan.

Buddha print in a beautiful shade of olive green. Standard sham has envelope closure. 100% cotton with cotton fill. Machine wash cold, delicate. Tumble dry low. Made in India.

Inspired by traditional hand-blocked prints from India, this colorful quilt features a mix of florals and paisleys. Reverses to a blue/green floral pattern.

The Art of Mehndi, most known today for its history in India, is the ancient ritual of decorating hands and feet with intricate design, painted with henna ink.

Traditional block prints from the Jaipur region of India in rich shades of olive, purple and ivory create a classic look. Embroidered floral bouquets add a delicate touch.

A sumptuous combo of cool blues and rich golds inspired by traditional handmade screen prints of Rajasthan, India. Coordinating shams with envelope closures.

An Italian designer created this bold leaf-and-paisley pattern for us, drawing inspiration from the ornate textiles of India.

Product FeaturesHand-block printed blossoms flower duvet cover set is made of 100-percent cottonMachine washable in cold water, separatelyKing size measures 104 inches wide x 86 ...

In in royal red, this exquisite fitted sheet complements the bold opulence of the Raj Era in India.

In the mid-17th century, colorful printed cottons from India became a national obsession in France, with some prized even more than silk.

Beautiful coverlet with magnolia floral motif is inspired by traditional screen-printing patterns of Rajasthan in the Sanganer region of India renowned for its bright florals and ...

Crafted in India by hand using time-honored techniques, these 300 thread count sheets and cases are woven of fine cotton, hand-embroidered with terra cotta thread and washed for ...

Richly toned color combo of teal and java with intricately embroidered lotus motif inspired by traditional embroidery of the Banjara tribes of India.

Vibrant striped design was inspired by hand-loomed madras handkerchiefs found in the remote areas of Tamilnadu in India.

The wish tree appears in the histories of many cultures around the globe; from the British Isles to India and Japan.