Original Jaipuri Razai Hand Block — Double, Heavy Winter Sanganeri Buti
❁ New — be the first to reviewGI-certified Sanganeri hand block print, stamped by Sanganer's printing families — ships with its GI certification note.
- ~900 g carded-cotton fill — true heavy-winter warmth
- Still light and drapey; no comforter bulk or slide-off
- GI-certified Sanganeri buti cover, azo-free dyes
- Hand-tacked construction keeps fill even for years
- Double 90×100 in; all-natural cotton throughout
About this piece
The jaipuri razai for heavy winter: a double-bed (90×100 in) quilt with ~900 g of hand-carded cotton — double the classic fill — inside a Sanganeri buti hand block printed cotton cover. Built for 5–15°C rooms in the Delhi–UP–Rajasthan December, it still weighs a fraction of a synthetic comforter of equal warmth, because carded cotton warms by loft, not bulk. Hand-tacked, no machine quilting.
Specifications
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How to wear
This is a standalone winter quilt — no blanket needed underneath even in a north-Indian January. Sun it briefly before first use and monthly through winter to keep the loft high; store loosely in its cloth bag through summer and dry clean only.
Frequently asked
Is this warm enough without a blanket for Delhi winters?
Yes — ~900 g of carded cotton over a normal sheet handles 5–15°C bedrooms on its own. If your room drops near freezing (unheated hills), layer a light blanket beneath it; the razai should always stay the top, lofting layer.
What is the difference from the ₹3,499 mulmul razai?
Fill weight and cover cloth: this carries roughly twice the carded cotton (~900 g vs ~450 g) in a slightly sturdier cotton cover, for genuinely cold rooms. The craft — Sanganeri hand block print, hand tacking — is identical.
How do I store it in summer without the print fading?
Dry clean or air it at season's end, dry it fully, and fold it loosely into the supplied cloth bag away from direct light. Avoid plastic bags — cotton fill needs to breathe — and the azo-free print will stay true for many winters.
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