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Handmade Sindhi Ralli Quilt – Vintage Patchwork Textile from Pakistan

A beautiful handmade Ralli quilt from Sindh, Pakistan, sourced directly from Karachi. Made using traditional Ralli quilting techniques, this vibrant piece has been carefully pieced together and hand-stitched, creating a bold geometric design in rich red, yellow, green, black and white.

Ralli quilts are a traditional textile art of Sindh, created by bringing together small pieces of fabric into intricate patterns before layering and hand-stitching them into quilts. Each Ralli is completely unique, reflecting the individual maker, their choice of fabrics and the traditions passed down through generations.

With its striking geometric pattern and vibrant colours, this Ralli would make a wonderful bed throw for a single bed, or could be displayed as a statement wall hanging.

✨ Details:

Size: Suitable for a single bed
Material: Cotton textile, hand-stitched
Origin: Sindh, Pakistan
Technique: Traditional Ralli patchwork and hand quilting
Condition: Vintage, very good condition, with natural slight imperfections and variations due to age and handmade construction
Type: Handmade Ralli quilt / bed throw / wall hanging

Why This Piece

This is a genuinely unique handmade textile, made using traditional techniques rather than mass production. The variations in stitching, fabric and pattern are part of what makes an authentic Ralli so special.

The bold colours and geometric design make it particularly striking as a single-bed throw, but it could equally be hung on a wall as a piece of textile art.

A beautiful way to bring colour, texture and a little piece of Sindh's textile heritage into your home.

Delivery

Free UK delivery
Carefully packaged to protect the textile during transit.

A one-of-a-kind vintage Ralli, handmade in Sindh, Pakistan.

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