Khadi

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Today, the term 'khādī' refers to a traditional weaving technique, used to create a fabric of exceptional thickness and density that has been spun and woven by hand. This rugs, the Khadi,...

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Today, the term 'khādī' refers to a traditional weaving technique, used to create a fabric of exceptional thickness and density that has been spun and woven by hand.

This rugs, the Khadi, was so named, as it tells a story. In India, khadi holds great sentimental value: Mahatma Gandhi wore khadi as a symbol of resistance for his people and as an embodiment of the beauty of savoir-faire and the value of tradition.

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100% cotton

Dimensions : 114 x 300 cm

Machine washable at 40°C.

€135,00 - Out of stock