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My Favourite Things - Appliqued Bedspreads from Barmer
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Our beautiful Appliquéd Bedspreads from Barmer are made by a process of reverse appliqué, a technique where one of two layers of fabric is cut away to produce a pattern, and embroidery added to the exposed under-layer.
Kantha Quilts and Scarves
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Bengali kantha fabrics Kantha is a type of embroidery stitching typical of rural Bengal. Village women recycle old saris to make quilts, shawls and cushions in which several layers of fabric may be layered up and patched, combined to create a new item - what we would today call upcycling.The wonder of Kantha Quilts is the variety and extraordinary beauty of the fabrics. This quilt has a wonderful art nouveau fabric with elegant leaves and flowers in a soft rust and charcoal print.Kantha is the running stitch that holds the different layers of fabric together or acts as a decorative stitching pattern overlaying the patterned...
Bringingitallbackhome.co.uk is now Silk Road Gallery!
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We have a new website to go with our new store - and we hope you like it!
We're the same people, Peter and Kay, with the same ethos. If you knew the old site you'll find all your favourites here and you'll find it's much easier to navigate your way around.
Indian Bedspreads
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The first time we went to India we simply fell in love with the diverse fabrics of that amazing country and we've been selling Indian bedspreads ever since - for the last 40 years.
The Silk Road to England
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Our shopping expeditions to the bazaars of the Orient have extended the Silk Road to England! Take a look at the silk weaving and embroideries from India, Laos, Indonesia and Afghanistan that we've collected over the last 40 years.