Blue Carnation Print Kantha Throw ceramics There’s a nod to the

There’s a nod to the 1950s with the tropical print- fronds of pale green leaves form a diamond pattern framing palm trees and exotic flowers against the white background

She has her blonde hair in a bun tied with a pink ribbon and rose

there is a style to suit everyone – whether you prefer short and strappy or full-length with sleeves

designed by House of Disaster for their Secret Garden collection

Blue Carnation Print Kantha Throw ceramics There’s a nod to thePowell Craft have us all wrapped up! Their throws use the technique of Kantha a running stitch, one of the oldest forms of Indian embroidery, which was traditionally used in West Bengal and Bangladesh. The throws are 100% printed cotton with a selfcoloured backing and are embellished with lines of running stitches. They are perfect for sofas or as bedspreads, bringing an injection of colour, print and texture to a room. Why not also use on your dining