Description

Key Features:

About the Fabric:

+ Made with hand-loomed Dhakai Jamdani fabric from Dhaka, Bangladesh.

+ The word jamdani derives from Persian; ‘jam‘, meaning flower, and ‘dani‘, meaning container or vase. It refers to the decorative floral patterns traditionally used in weaving jamdani.

+ Historically, it is regarded as one of the finest muslins in the world, and the art form thrived under Mughal patronage. The jamdani weaving technique is found to be mentioned in historical records as early as 300 AD.

+ On average, it takes a master artisan about nine months to one year to weave about six metres of Dhakai jamdani fabric.

+ The mastery of the jamdani artisan lies in weaving the patterns, or butis, simply by eye. Nothing is drawn or pre-sketched on the fabric. The sheerness of the muslin fabric contrasts with the intricacy of the buti, making it appear as if it is floating across the fabric.

+ The natural lightness and breathability of jamdani cloth makes it ideally suitable for long nights of peaceful sleep. The fineness of the fabric is such that even though it is cotton, it has a soft, silky feel.

About the Sachet

+ Filled with approximately 15 g of French lavender buds, our sleep sachets will keep you relaxed throughout the night.

+ Simply give it a shake and place near your pillow or nightstand before going to sleep. Its lovely scent will keep for many years.

+ Inside, we’ve lined the sachet with 100% handloom cotton, to contain the lavender and help it to breathe.

+ Our customers love using lavender sachets for:

• Creating a relaxing sleep environment
• A stress-busting aromatherapy boost at work
• Sending in a care package to a loved one
• As an anti-anxiety pocket calmer

Materials:

+ Inner Layer: 100% handloom cotton

+ Filling: French lavender

+ Outer Layer: 100% handloom Dhakai Jamdani cotton

Ready to Gift:

+ All of our lavender sachets are packaged in their own gift-ready box, ready to present to your loved ones on a special occasion.

+ Looking to create your own customized gift set for a special event? Ask about our custom gift options.

Please Note:

+ It is important to remember that handloom cloth is produced following an entirely manual process. The beauty and depth of handloom cloth comes from the intricacy of the weaving technique that the artisans use.

+ Slight variations and inclusions are normal, and are to be celebrated and admired as part of the art form of handwoven, hand finished cloth.