Joshika Block Print Reversible Quilt
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- Estimated Delivery: May 14 - May 18
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Free standard delivery on orders over £45
Every purchase helps someone affected by leprosy
A one piece Indian quilt filled with natural recycled cotton; a by-product from textiles which may have gone to landfill. Beautifully crafted, the Joshika reversible quilt is a fine example of the ancient artisan craft of Indian block printing. Each hand-applied print is carefully considered and this attention to detail brings a unique quality to every completed piece, with no two being absolutely identical. Pretty floral patterns on both sides are in complementary colour schemes of deep pink, blue, green and gold flowers with tidy bordered edges making a bold combination.
Made by a GoodWeave accredited supplier, giving the best assurance that no child labour was used in the making of this product. Namaste and our suppliers both contribute a % of the value of the rugs/furnishings purchased to GoodWeave which then goes back into the communities where they are made!
Size: 210 x 240cm
100% cotton outer with 100% recycled cotton filler
Hand Crafted In India
Product Code: TLM_45178 / 45178
Delivery
UK mainland standard delivery – £5.00
Northern Ireland, UK Highlands & Islands – £5.00
Next day delivery (UK mainland only) – £8.00
International – Temporarily suspended
Gift for Life Orders – FREE on UK orders
Hamper Orders – FREE on UK orders
Returns
Returns within 14 days of receiving your order, in its original condition.
Change Lives With Your Shopping
Your purchase can help to end leprosy. Shopping with us will help fund leprosy research which is vital to ending leprosy transmission by 2035. Recent developments in genotyping strains of leprosy have improved accuracy of finding the source of transmission, meaning tracking and tracing of cases can be much more effective. There is also a PCR test for leprosy being developed which would be a game changer in faster and more accurate diagnosis of leprosy.
