Baby Jaipuri Razai — Chidiya Pink (gift-boxed)
❁ New — be the first to reviewGI-certified Sanganeri hand block print, stamped by Sanganer's printing families — ships with its GI certification note.
- Soft pink sparrow motif, hand-stamped in Sanganer
- All-cotton, azo-free and amine-safe for infant skin
- ~200 g carded fill — light warmth for cots and prams
- 45×60 in works from newborn to toddler bed
- Gift-boxed with GI craft card, ready for ceremonies
About this piece
A baby-size (45×60 in) jaipuri razai in soft pink chidiya buti — little hand-stamped sparrows among sprigs, the gentlest motif in the Sanganeri repertoire. Built exactly like our full-size originals: hand block printed cotton cover, ~200 g hand-carded cotton fill, hand-tacked, azo-free amine-safe dyes. Gift-boxed with a craft card, it is the companion piece to our Elephant Parade baby razai for naming ceremonies and baby showers.
Specifications
Size guide
Every listing states its exact size in Specifications above — this chart is here so you can compare across sizes before you buy.
How to wear
Winter cot quilt, monsoon pram layer, year-round play quilt. Spot-clean with cold water and mild soap, air it in shade frequently, and dry clean for deep cleans — the hand-carded fill must never go through a machine wash.
Frequently asked
Is the pink dye safe if the baby chews the quilt?
The dyes are azo-free reactive colours, free of banned amines, and fixed into the fibre — nothing sits on the surface to come off. The cover is plain cotton with no chemical finish. Even so, keep any bedding out of an unsupervised infant's mouth as a rule.
Elephant Parade or Chidiya Pink — which gifts better?
They are the same quilt in different prints: elephants read playful and unisex, the pink chidiya reads soft and traditional. Many buyers gift the pair together for twins or as a naming-ceremony set — both arrive gift-boxed.
How warm is 200 g of fill for a baby?
Right for Indian winters indoors — carded cotton lofts and breathes, so the baby stays warm without overheating, which is the risk with polyester baby blankets. In peak north-Indian cold, layer normal baby clothing beneath it as usual.
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