Baby Jaipuri Razai — Elephant Parade (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.
- Baby-safe: azo-free amine-free dyes, all-cotton fill and cover
- ~200 g carded cotton — warm without weight on an infant
- Hand-stamped elephants, each subtly unique
- 45×60 in serves cot, floor play and toddler-bed years
- Gift-boxed with GI craft card — ready to give
About this piece
A baby-size (45×60 in) original jaipuri razai in the Elephant Parade print — rows of hand-stamped caparisoned elephants on soft cotton, with ~200 g of hand-carded cotton inside and hand tacking throughout. Dyes are azo-free and amine-safe, the fill is pure cotton with nothing synthetic against a baby's skin, and it arrives gift-boxed with a craft card — the standing favourite for newborn and first-birthday gifting.
Specifications
Size guide
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How to wear
Use it as a cot quilt in winter and a padded play mat the rest of the year — it outlasts the newborn phase by design. Spot-clean spills promptly with cold water, sun it briefly and often (babies' quilts need airing), and dry clean rather than machine wash to protect the carded fill.
Frequently asked
Is it safe for a newborn?
The materials are: azo-free, amine-free dyes, unbleached cotton fill, no synthetic fibre or surface finish. Follow standard safe-sleep guidance — use the razai for supervised warmth and tucking, not loose in a sleeping infant's cot.
What makes it a good gift over a store-bought baby blanket?
It is a genuinely hand made object — GI-certified Sanganeri printing, hand-carded fill — that arrives gift-boxed with a card explaining the craft. It is also more useful: families use it from cot quilt to play mat to toddler quilt.
How do I wash baby spills out of it?
Spot-clean immediately with cold water and mild soap on the cover; the fixed dyes will not run. For bigger accidents, dry clean — machine washing clumps the carded cotton, which is the one thing that ruins a razai.
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