Mix Lot of Indian Tribal Kantha Quilts Vintage Cotton Bed Cover Throw Old Sari Made Assorted Patches Made Rally Whole Sale Blanket (52X80 Inches) Twin Size

These are so nice if you like colorful things. Only thing is it has some threads that isn't tied off. But still a nice piece especially if you like boho style.

First of all, the seller needs to change the wording of their ad to say one Kantha quilt, and stop using the word "mixed" and stop using the word "lot", because this is only going to get the buyer ONE blanket, and so the ad truly is misleading. Do not imagine that you are getting an unbelievable deal. You aren't. Also, I have seen better count the quilts this one is poorly finished and would never hold up to wear and tear or washing machine use or anything else, so the buyer is going to be left with a blanket that they cannot gift to someone else in good conscience or a blanket that they themselves have to finish sewing so that it will be durable enough to use. I collect kantha quilts, so I have seen many of them and I have never seen one as poorly put together as this one. It came prepackaged in a little plastic bag so I'm assuming they're just grabbing it and sending it they're not even looking at it, so I'm gonna guess that all of their blankets are finished the same way. Don't buy this one buy from an ad from a different seller , that advertises one blanket and spend a little bit extra and you'll have a better blanket. and as a last mention… One of the things that makes these quilts beautiful is the myriad different fabrics that are used to create them. The sellers quilts only have one fabric on the front and very few changes on the back. These blankets are made in a hurry for a quick sell; they aren't made for quality or beauty either one.

It’s like a mystery what’s going to show up when I place an order. But lately….WOW. I’m so impressed with the colors and patterns. Making myself pillow cases for my entire house, family and friends.Value for money is outstanding. Very soft after washing in Zum and hanging to dry. ❤️❤️❤️❤️

I LOVE Kantha quilts and have three already along with Kantha floor cushions. They are easy, colorful and exotic. The quilts from this seller are much better sewn than some at this price point. They do a very good job with construction and I appreciate that! The ends are finished well with a zig zag stitch and the sides seem to be stitched firmly so you could probably machine wash these with no problems. However, I am a male and I buy these quilts for their exotic appearance and this is where these quilts did not meet my expectations.The first one I received was FULL of purple, positively BURSTING with it and TONS of floral. The weight was a bit heavier than some which was a plus though. The second was more exotic looking but the material on one side was obviously worn looking and very faded like something old and worn out from a thrift store. The third one I received was like the first FULL of pink and very very feminine and not very exotic looking at all.All three quilts were basically composed of only two prints (one on each side) and I did not like that at all. Kantha quilts are supposed to be multiple patches of colorful Indian print fabrics. I was very disappointed that there were not more varied fabrics and colors used. I think this seller should split these quilts into two different categories one for exotic traditional Kantha Quilts one for Floral/Feminine. I feel like I wasted my time with these. My Mom liked the purple one so I gave it to her. Sending the other 2 back and going back to my old seller now that they are restocked again. All of the quilts I purchased from that seller featured at minimum 3-4 different fabrics and none were overwhelmed with florals or one particular color. They are not as well sewn as the quits offered here from this seller though.

I have come to love this "quilt." Its construction breaks every rule of quilting and sewing. It is made up of long fabric scraps, some with small stains and (yes) little holes, sandwiched without batting, and hand-"quilted" (2 layers stitched together) with a crude running stitch of white cotton thread. The stitches vary in size and spacing, running the length of the fabric. Interestingly, the thread is not knotted or even backstitched, just inserted and sewn til it runs out, at which point a tail of 1/2 inch is left, and a new thread started, leaving a similar loose tail before sewing til it runs out. And so on. All these stitched rows are spaced at 1/2 inch intervals. The outside edges are overcast with the same thread and uneven stitching. Suprisingly, this method has held through many cold-water, hot spin-dry treatments and has not fallen apart. And surprisingly, the cotton fabric is so soft -- I have to fight my cat for it because she also has fallen in love with its coziness and thinks it's another mother. The colors and designs are bright and unique and not necessarily matched for color or style. There is a crazy carelessness to these quilts that is utterly charming. If you are a perfectionist, take a pass. If you are daring, go for it. And imagine who designed the patterns, first wore the saris, and finally sewed these pieces together. Worth every penny and more.

Loved the first one so much purchased the 5-pack a couple days later. It's very light which is perfect for where I live. The colors are bold and bright. It's giving me the encouragement I need to finish the quilt I started during lockdown.

They are handmade and gorgeous. Whoever thought they would get ten for 24.00$ has never crafted anything. I bought the 10 and have them folded by the back door. We use them on the porch at night. Love them!

It has a very weird oily smell.