Ichcha Table Cloth

Dabu is a traditional Indian craft where a mud paste is applied to the fabric to resist dye, creating intricate patterns. Because this is a manual process, you will notice slight variations in the print and color, which is a hallmark of authentic, handmade textiles rather than a defect.

Natural dyes are inherently more sensitive than synthetic ones. To preserve the earthy terracotta, pink, and green tones, we recommend washing in cold water on a gentle cycle and avoiding direct, prolonged sunlight when drying.

The 84-inch length is ideal for standard four-to-six-person dining tables, while the 108-inch option is better suited for larger tables seating eight or more. We recommend measuring your table and accounting for a 6-to-10-inch drop on each side for the best aesthetic drape.

Yes, the hand-woven organic cotton is sturdy and designed for regular dining. While it is durable, it is a natural fiber, so treat it with the same care you would for other high-quality artisanal linens to ensure it lasts for years.

Yes, you can machine wash it, but it must be on a cold, gentle cycle. Using a mild detergent and washing it separately or with like colors will help protect the natural dyes and the integrity of the hand-woven fibers.