₹ 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 giraffe, carved patiently
THE WOODEN BLOCK
An artisan spends nearly a week carving the giraffe motif into a teak block, patient enough to get every spot and curve right.
A nursery tale, told in print
THE INSPIRATION
The design draws from the gentle, long-necked giraffe of children's storybooks — a quiet, friendly presence for a baby's first room.
Playful, warm & full of wonder
THE MOOD
This giraffe print quilt brings a playful warmth to the nursery, its earthy tones grounding the space while the print keeps it light and full of character.
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.
Good to know
Questions, answered
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