Brick Red Solid Cotton Door Curtain

Chintz began as Indian block-printed cotton, and the Indian printers who made it understood brick red the way the English never quite did, not as an aggressive color but as a warm, settled one. This curtain is woven in pure cotton, its brick red carrying that same weight: the color of fired clay, of mangal, of something that has already endured.

This curtain is woven from pure cotton in brick red, not printed, not dyed unevenly, but woven solid, the color running through the cloth. The Chintz Collection takes its inspiration from 18th-century Indian artisanal block-print textiles that traveled the spice routes to European drawing rooms; this curtain carries that aesthetic weight without trying to recreate it literally. The indigo insets on the side panels are a quiet nod to the pairing of red and blue that Indian textile makers have favored across centuries. It blocks roughly 50% of light, present, not blackout; filtered, not sealed.

Hang it at a doorway or a window that gets afternoon sun. The brick red will hold the light differently at different hours. That is what handcrafted solid-color curtains do when the weave has substance.

Pure Cotton · Chintz Collection · Semi-Blackout · Handmade & Woven Solid

Care Instructions

• Machine wash cold or hand wash in cold water.
• Wash separately for first two washes to prevent colour transfer.
• Do not bleach. Line dry in shade, avoid direct sunlight while drying.
• Iron on medium while slightly damp for best results.
• Avoid tumble drying on high heat.