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Dragonfly and Lotus ~ White and Gold Kitchen Tier Curtain

Dragonfly and Lotus ~ White and Gold Kitchen Tier Curtain
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Inspiration for Dragonfly and Lotus
The essence of this lovely print is captured by Sarojini Naidu's evocative 'Cradle Song'. Known as the 'Nightingale of India', Sarojini Naidu was a noted poet and independence activist.

"From groves of spice
O'er field of rice, ... [ read more ]

Dragonfly and Lotus ~ White and Gold Kitchen Tier Curtain

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An enchanting print inspired by elements from the natural world. Each delicate dragonfly and lotus is cocooned within an exquisite Mihrab - exotic design elements which originate in Islamic architecture. Printed in gold across a white ground, this print has a timeless, glamorous vibe to it that is simultaneously sophisticated and casual.
  • Printed on cotton voile – a soft, light, gossamer cotton weave, with wonderful light filtering properties
  • Enjoy privacy without having to sacrifice a well lit kitchen
  • Curtain length includes a 3-inch rod pocket for easy hanging
  • Hand printed using intricately carved wooden blocks
Each piece is handcrafted using intricately hand carved wooden blocks and is an original work of art distinguished by the work of the artisan, the particular lot of dye, and even varying weather conditions. Tonal variations are inherent to the block printing process and enhance the individuality, character and uniqueness of each creation.

Delivery Time: In stock items are shipped within 2-3 days of order placement.

Wash & Care: The use of an overlaid gold paste in this print requires that it be dry cleaned only.
Inspiration for Dragonfly and Lotus
The essence of this lovely print is captured by Sarojini Naidu's evocative 'Cradle Song'. Known as the 'Nightingale of India', Sarojini Naidu was a noted poet and independence activist.

"From groves of spice
O'er field of rice, ... [ read more ]
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