Pearls of Veneration Curtains Set of 2

25.00$

Buy this for a room that already has something old in it. A rosewood chest, a brass lamp, your grandmother’s Tanjore, a jhoola. The curtain will pick up the age of those things and look like it was there first. In a very new flat with a glass dining table and a grey modular sofa it can look like a costume, and I’d steer you to the Petal and Plume instead.

The spec, since I know you’ll scroll to it. Two curtains per pack, eight steel eyelets each, 5, 7 or 9 ft long, all 4 ft wide, 260 gsm polyester, digital print, no lining, regular light blocking. It cuts glare and gives you privacy after dark, it will not make a bedroom pitch black at noon. Cold wash, shade dry, iron low from the back. Rod and tieback not in the pack.

Description

The tall pointed tree is a cypress, saru in the old books and if it looks familiar it is because you have seen it carved in white marble at the Taj and painted on the borders of every Mughal miniature you have ever been shown. Shah Jahan’s people put it on everything. Beside it are the flowering butas, the little bunches that Sanganer and Bagru printers have been stamping on cotton for three hundred years, first for the Jaipur court and now for every Fabindia in the country. So this is not a curtain with an Indian print on it. This is the print, the one all the others are copies of, in its own colours, pink and maroon and teal on an unbleached cream.

The motifs sit apart from each other with cloth between them, a tree, a gap, a flower, a gap. That spacing is the reason it does not look busy even though every motif is detailed. From the doorway the curtain is mostly cream with colour scattered on it. Up close each buta has its own stem and leaves drawn separately.

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