Ichcha
Nazar Indigo Curtain
$57Made Trade Verified
Product details
• Hand printed using carved wooden blocks
• Hand dyed in natural dyes
• 3 inch open pocket for rod
• Includes 1 panel
• Crafted in India
These curtains are made in a mix of blues. These are inspired by the blue amulets that are used to ward off negative energy from the homes. Each curtain is hand block printed and hand dyed to add a burst of color to your space, giving it a gentle filtered light.
Please note that color variance may occur based on the intake of natural dyes per fabric.
Care: Give it a gentle hand wash for the first few washes. Be aware of any color bleeds in the first few washes.
All eligible full price items purchased between November 1, 2021 and December 31, 2021 can be exchanged or returned for store credit until January 15, 2022. This means you’ll have until January 15, 2022 to contact our support team to initiate an exchange or a return for store credit. Products must be in original, unused condition with tags. Refunds to the original method of payment are still subject to our standard 15-day return policy.
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Meet the maker: Ichcha
Ichcha doesn’t just create a line of beautiful home products, they also work to greatly improve the lives of their women artisan partners in India and to promote the heritage craft of block printing, hand weaving, and hand embroidery. Ichcha is committed to having a minimal impact on the planet by only working with natural vegetable dyes made from flowers, leaves, minerals, trees, and bark. This ensures their products are safe for their artisans, consumers, and the earth. Ichcha’s handwoven fabrics are made from chemical-free cotton, handspun, and intricately woven on nomadic looms.
Through partnerships with NGOs, Ichcha’s artisans are taught both Hindi and English, and receive medical checkups for themselves and their families. Ichcha’s artisans also set their own prices. Each piece is designed in New York by the three sisters who run Ichcha and are handcrafted by women artisans in rural communities all across India.
