This hand embroidered bedspreads is a unique piece of art that will beautify your home with its chic bohemian style. It is made according to century-old, traditional Mughal Crewel embroidery art in Kashmir, North Pakistan mystique. The design is called "Poosh Dar" and is a traditional floral crewel embroidery design.

Specifications

• Material: 100% cotton and embroidered with 100% pure wool
• Size: 220cm*260cm = 86,6 inches by 102,3 inches

Features

These bedspreads are made from 100% cotton and are machine washable. However, the manufacturer recommends that the bedspreads be washed by hand with cold water and dried flat on a towel or rack to maintain the original look of the product. Available in various colors, such as black, white, blue, and red. They can also be used as wall tapestries due to their lightweight.

Embroidered Duvet

The Embroidered Duvet is a beautiful, vintage-style bedspread that will add an air of bohemian elegance to your bedroom. Our bedspreads are hand embroidered in Kashmir, North Pakistan, using centuries-old, traditional Mughal Crewel embroidery art. We have a wide range of designs available, which makes it easy to create the perfect look for your home.
The embroidery is done by hand using silk threads and various stitches, including the French knot, bullion stitch, and cross stitch. The result is an elegant yet warm and inviting look that will add character to any bedroom or living room space.

Vintage Style Bedspreads

Your bedroom is a sacred space, and you deserve to have the most comfortable and stylish bedding possible. That's why we offer this bedspread at an affordable price. It's made of high-quality cotton that will last you for years and years, so you can enjoy this set for as long as you want it!
It's one of our most popular items because it's so easy to mix and match with other patterns—you can throw it over an existing bedspread, comforter set, or even light-colored sheets!

About Hand Embroidered Bedspreads

Hand embroidery has been around for centuries. Initially used on clothing, it has since become a popular way to decorate other items such as pillows and bedspreads. The process involves using tiny needles to stitch designs onto fabric. While it may seem labor-intensive, hand embroidery can be done by anyone—you don't need any special skills or training!