Natural Dye Signature Razai — Double, Kashish
❁ New — be the first to reviewGI-certified Sanganeri hand block print, stamped by Sanganer's printing families — ships with its GI certification note.
- 100% natural kashish dye — zero synthetic colour
- Original construction: mulmul cover, ~500 g carded fill, hand-tacked
- Mineral grey ages richer with the years, like vintage textiles
- Double 90×100 in; warm for 10–18°C rooms
- Signature provenance card names the printing and carding karigars
About this piece
Our Signature razai: a double-bed (90×100 in) original jaipuri razai whose mulmul cover is hand block printed entirely in natural kashish — the mineral grey-brown dye drawn from ferrous material, used in Rajasthani printing for centuries. Inside, ~500 g of hand-carded cotton, hand-tacked. No synthetic dye, no machine quilting, no polyester: the complete traditional object, made in Sanganer and priced honestly for what that takes.
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
A quilt this quiet suits unbleached, ivory and wood-toned bedrooms — let the grey do the work. Sun it briefly (print side down) at each season's turn, dry clean only, and store loosely in its cloth bag; natural kashish deepens in character rather than fading.
Frequently asked
Why is this the most expensive quilt in the range?
It stacks the three slowest crafts we make: natural kashish dyeing (prepared from raw ferrous material with multiple fixing baths), Sanganeri hand block printing, and hand carding plus hand tacking of the cotton fill. ₹4,499 direct from Sanganer is honest for that; comparable natural-dye razais retail well above ₹5,500.
Will the natural grey fade after washing?
Razais are not washed — they are dry-cleaned and sunned — so the classic two-wash fading complaint does not even arise. Kashish itself is among the most stable natural dyes; expect it to warm slightly in tone over years, which collectors consider the point.
Will my razai match the photograph exactly?
Closely, not identically — natural dye lots vary by a shade, and each vat batch prints slightly differently. Both faces of your razai come from the same lot, so the quilt always matches itself.
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