Since the beginning of the history of quilting, artisans sat in a circle around a large frame and made quilts. They put together all these different fabrics in different ways to express themselves.
Quilting is a tradition that has been passed from generation to generation. The goal of a quilt has always been to keep someone warm, besides the artistic value.
Here at Bedding Super Mall we promote this traditional way of quilting. We consider quilts a form of art.
We provide handmade quilting in the respect of these traditions and the belief that handmade products have a superior quality and respect for traditions that are getting lost in our "modern" way of living. If you look for convenience, machine quilting is quicker than hand quilting therefore cheaper. But the quality and prices also depend on the complexity of the quilting. A quilt for a crib can take a day or three days. A quilt for a bed could take three months.
Check out our selection of handmade quilts in respect of a skill that has to be preserved.
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South Asia has a widespread and ancient textile heritage. Native textile weavers and experts at blending different materials to create attractive home lines. These craftsmen are also skillful at dyeing and printing their creations. Using natural vegetable dyes and hand processes. The use of traditional methods of looming, weaving, embroidery, dyeing and decoration of cloth has been upheld to this day.
Our duvet cover and quilt sets had great functional and aesthetic value. They are made from pure Asian fabrics and drape beautifully on beds. The quilts contain durable polyester quilting. and all duvets are tested for proper fitting. Our bedding products carry our guarantee of excellence in quality comfort, style, and durability.
We are proud to introduce its collection of designer handmade quilts and duvet covers. Our skilled designers took painstaking efforts to create this showcase of the finest regional textile art forms in South Asia. Our collection is a unique combination of historic textile craft and modern textile design.
- Tips to "treat" your quilts:
- Always keep your quilts out of direct light to avoid discoloration
- When storing your quilts never fold them but roll them
- Do not store quilts in plastic, but use clean sheets or other fabrics to cover them
- Wash your quilts by hand with products for delicate fabrics
- Do not put them in a drier, but dry them in open air
- Do not dry clean quilts.
- Only if the your quilt's tag specify so, you can use a washing machine (always cold water and gentle cycle)
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