Refreshing curtains with flowers swaying in the breeze (2 colors)
Product description
Curtains featuring plants such as white clover and shepherd's purse, which evoke the arrival of spring, bring a gentle breath of nature into the space. The soft grassland-like design brightens up the entire room, creating a comfortable and relaxing space.
These curtains are made using a traditional technique called screen printing, where artisans carefully hand-print each color. They have a warmth that mass-produced curtains lack. They also have a moderate transparency, allowing light from outside to gently filter in. The light material makes them easy to match with room makeovers and seasonal interiors, ensuring long-lasting use. The design evokes the breath of spring and will enrich any cozy space.
Material information
Silkscreen printing, one of India's traditional methods, uses a large block and involves two people sliding a wooden spatula across it to print one color at a time. One color is used per block, and the colors are layered multiple times to complete a design. Screen printing, which can print a large area at once, is more efficient than block printing, but it requires the skills of a craftsman, such as the amount of pressure used to layer the colors and the amount of ink used. The unevenness and fluctuations that occur at the borders of the pattern are one of the charms that can only be experienced through hand-made work.
Precautions
Fabrics produced in India are cut and sewn by hand, so there may be slight variations in size even for the same product, and the pattern may be misaligned depending on the cutting location. Some products also use fabrics that emphasize texture, so there may be slight imperfections in the weave or pilling. Printed items are hand-printed by skilled artisans using screens or woodblocks, so color variations, unevenness, or fading may occur depending on the weather, temperature, humidity, and condition of the fabric. However, this is part of the unique texture that can only be achieved by hand printing. To ensure long-term use, please hand wash. Also, please avoid drying in a dryer, as this may damage or shrink the fabric.
