Thick, warm, and handmade. Our winter razai quilts are generously filled with cotton and wrapped in hand block-printed fabric. Reversible designs — two looks in one quilt.
FAQs
How do I choose the right size Winter Razai Quilt for my bed?
Choosing the perfect Winter Razai Quilt size is easy! Visit our website blog for a helpful guide to ensure you get the perfect fit for comfortable slumber: [link to your website blog on Winter Razai Quilt sizes].
Are Winter Razai Quilts suitable for all climates?
Winter Razai Quilts are ideal for cool climates or creating a cozy atmosphere.
Are Winter Razai Quilts handmade or machine-made?
Winter Razai Quilts are handcrafted for superior quality and warmth.
How should I care for my Winter Razai Quilts to maintain their quality?
Proper care extends the life and beauty of your Winter Razai Quilt! Head over to our website blog for easy-to-follow instructions: [link to your website blog on Winter Razai Quilt care].
Helpful guides: How Warm a Razai Do You Need? Fill Weight and Climate Guide, Jaipuri Razai vs Comforter vs Dohar: Which Quilt to Buy
Frequently Asked Questions
How warm are the Kari by Kriti winter razais and what is the fill?
The winter razais use cotton fill and are suited for mild to moderate winters, roughly 10 to 20 degrees Celsius. For sub-10 degree nights, layering with a blanket is recommended.
What sizes are available for the winter razai?
Razais come in single and double bed sizes. Exact dimensions are listed on each product page. The double size fits a standard queen bed with a slight overhang.
How do I wash and care for the winter razai?
Hand wash in cold water with mild detergent or dry clean. Do not machine wash or tumble dry, as it can damage the kantha stitching and compress the fill unevenly. Air dry completely in sunlight before storing.
Why choose a cotton-fill razai over a synthetic one?
Cotton fill breathes naturally, regulates temperature better than polyester, and is gentler for people with sensitive skin. It is heavier than synthetic alternatives, which some users prefer for the weighted feel.
What is kantha stitching and why does it matter on a razai?
Kantha is a traditional running-stitch embroidery done by hand across the quilt surface. It holds the fill in place without letting it shift or clump, and the fine stitch lines add texture to the block-print fabric.
Are the winter razais reversible?
Most razais have a printed top and a plain or tonal back. Whether a specific style is reversible is noted on the individual product page.
