Khadi bedspread

The term khādī now defines a traditional weaving technique: hand-spun and hand-woven cotton. Respecting these traditions and offering a fresh take on them, Khadi weaving is exceptionally thick and dense, resulting in a striking effect. The Khadi bedspread is thus made of heavy cotton with a felted appearance. The irregularities of the weave embody the beauty of handcrafted work. A bedspread that's cool in summer, warm in winter… magical at every moment.

And if this Khadi bedspread bears his name, it is because it tells a story. In India, khadi has a strong sentimental value: Mahatma Gandhi wore khadi as a symbol of his people's resistance, an embodiment of the beauty of craftsmanship and the value of their traditions.