₹ 2,399.00
Every piece has a story
The journey woven into this bedsheet
From a fistful of cotton to the bed you'll sleep in tonight. Move your cursor over the piece — feel it turn.
It begins in a cotton field
THE COTTON
Long-staple Indian cotton is spun and woven into a soft, breathable base cloth—gentle enough for a baby's first quilt.
A flamingo, carved mid-stride
THE WOODEN BLOCK
An artisan carves the long legs and curved neck of the flamingo into a wooden block, capturing its poise in a single motif.
Flamingos against an open sky
THE INSPIRATION
The design draws from flamingos scattered across an open sky, loose and light the way birds appear from a distance.
Light, airy & softly playful
THE MOOD
This flamingo sky quilt brings an airy lightness to the nursery, its white base keeping the room bright while the flamingo print adds a playful touch.
About the Product
Why this costs what it costs
Kala vs ordinary bedding
You're not paying for a bedsheet. You're paying for the hands, the hours and the heritage behind it.
What matters
Kala
Ordinary bedding
How it's made
Printed by hand, one press at a time
Machine-stamped by the 1000s
Dyes
Natural indigo, madder & turmeric
Synthetic azo chemicals
Cotton
Long-staple, pre-washed, breathable
Thin, chemically finished
Each piece is
One of a kind — slight, beautiful variation
Identical, mass-produced
Supports
Indian artisan families & a 400-yr craft
Anonymous factory output
Over time
Softens & deepens with every wash
Fades & pills within a season
See it in motion
Watch this piece come to life
From the artisan's workshop to a styled bedroom. Tap to play.
The fine print, made clear
Specifications & care
Everything you need to know before you buy — so there are no surprises.
- Material 100% pure cotton
- Thread count 300 TC
- Print technique Hand block print
- Dye Natural indigo (azo-free)
- What's included 1 flat sheet + 2 pillow covers
- Origin Handmade in Rajasthan, India
- CategoryBaby Quilts
- Made byKalaIndia
Care guide
- Gentle machine wash cold, with similar colours.
- Mild detergent — avoid bleach and harsh soaps.
- Line dry in shade. Natural dyes deepen beautifully over time.
- A slight first-wash colour release is normal for natural indigo.
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Questions, answered
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