Kari by Kriti's sustainable quilts exemplifies the ideal combination of opulence and environmental awareness. Our exquisite designs, which are made from ethically sourced materials, offer unparalleled comfort and endurance due to meticulous craftsmanship. When you choose Kari by Kriti, you are endorsing a brand that is dedicated to creating a positive environmental impact, and you are also adopting a sustainable way of life.
FAQs
What materials are quilts made of?
Quilts can be crafted using a range of materials, such as cotton, polyester, wool, silk, and even bamboo. Our quilts are made from 100 % cotton which provides warmth, softness, and the ability to allow air to flow through, meeting different preferences and adapting to various climates. Moreover, we adopt the kantha stitching technique which makes all our quilts robust and long-lasting.
How do I care for a cotton quilt?
To preserve our cotton quilts individuals can opt for machine wash in cold water, tumble dry low followed by warm iron. Ensure to use a delicate cycle with a mild spin. It is essential that users do not use bleach or strong chemicals as it may adversely affect the overall quality of the material.
Are block print quilts durable?
The longevity of block print quilts can vary based on the quality of both the fabric and the printing methods employed. Taking good care of these bedding items by gently washing and handling them can greatly increase their lifespan, ensuring they remain a durable and fashionable addition to your collection.
Are printed quilts machine washable?
Yes, printed quilts offered by Kari by Kriti are compatible with washing machine wash. However, it is important to opt for cold water and tumble dry on gentle settings to preserve its qualities.
Helpful guides: How Hand Block-Print Fabric Is Made, Step by Step, What Is Kantha Embroidery? A Guide to the Running Stitch, What Is Sanganeri Block Printing? The Craft Behind the Cloth
Frequently Asked Questions
What is the difference between a dohar, an AC quilt, and a razai from Kari by Kriti?
A dohar is a light, double-layered cotton quilt for summer or AC rooms. An AC quilt has slightly more fill than a dohar and is ideal for air-conditioned rooms year-round. A razai has heavier cotton fill for actual winter warmth. All three are hand-block-printed on 100% cotton.
Are the block-print quilts reversible?
Several quilts in the collection are reversible, with a different block-print on each side. The product page for each item notes whether it is reversible or has a plain backing.
What sizes do the quilts come in?
Quilts are available in single and double sizes. Exact dimensions are on the product page. The double size covers a standard queen bed with a comfortable overhang on the sides.
How do I wash and care for a hand-block-print quilt?
Hand wash in cold water with mild detergent. Do not machine wash or tumble dry. Dry fully in shade, not direct sunlight for extended periods, to avoid fading. Dry clean is also safe for heavier quilts.
What is kantha hand-stitching and is it present on all quilts?
Kantha is a running stitch done by hand across the quilt to secure the layers together and prevent the fill from shifting. It is present on the quilted and razai styles in the collection but not on the lighter dohars, which are stitched at the edges only.
Is a block-print quilt suitable for daily use or only decorative?
Kari by Kriti quilts are made for daily use. The block-print colors are fixed fabric dyes meant to hold up to regular use and washing when care instructions are followed.
