Hand Block Printed lite cotton blanket traditionally called “Dohar”. The term “Dohar” comes from a Hindi word “Dohrana'' which means layers. A Dohar is made up of three layers, the middle layer is Falalen, a thin layer of cotton, while the upper and lower layers are made from soft cotton/ Mulmul fabric. Mulmul is airy and breathable to keep one cool in summer and warm in light winters. Being lightweight, they are a great pick for summers, monsoons and light winters. It is super soft, comfortable with the right amount of weight while sleeping with air conditioners turned on. They absorb moisture and keep you cool through the night.This blanket gladly adorns queen or king size bed and can be a loyal couch companion in the living room.

Material: 100% Cotton
Filling : Falalen filling inside
Size - 90 inches by 108 inches
Care - Machine wash on gentle cycle with mild detergent. Tumble Dry Low.

Practiced in India for centuries, hand block printing is an art which calls for steady movement and meticulous hand and eye coordination. The process starts with a master craftsman tracing a motif onto a wooden block which is then carved with the help of hammers, chisels and drills. These wooden blocks are dipped into oil for a week which helps prevent them from cracking when exposed to dry conditions. The fabrics used are pre-washed by the artisans, dyed with a base color and finally laid flat for printing. The wooden block is firmly pressed into the dye and stamped onto the fabric to create a stunning print. Once the dye dries off, the block print fabric is washed and dried in the sun. The fabric used is generally cotton .