Hearts Kantipur Baby Blanket
Size: approximately 40” x 40”
Traditional three layered supremely soft baby blanket made with pure cotton muslin. It is perfect for summer outing to cover the strollers or to cover your sleeping baby for a breathable blanket.
Made in Atlanta, GA by Bhutanese Refugee women using their traditional design to make a living in the newfound country, the United States of America.
Kantipur Products are made with three layers of the finest muslin bound together with either bias tape or rik rak at the edges. The middle layer is a block printed muslin in bright colored traditional and contemporary Nepali prints, which is visible through the plain white outer layers. Nepalese babies, kids and adults have been using this for all occasions since the 19th century Nepal.
Size: approximately 40” x 40”
Traditional three layered supremely soft baby blanket made with pure cotton muslin. It is perfect for summer outing to cover the strollers or to cover your sleeping baby for a breathable blanket.
Made in Atlanta, GA by Bhutanese Refugee women using their traditional design to make a living in the newfound country, the United States of America.
Kantipur Products are made with three layers of the finest muslin bound together with either bias tape or rik rak at the edges. The middle layer is a block printed muslin in bright colored traditional and contemporary Nepali prints, which is visible through the plain white outer layers. Nepalese babies, kids and adults have been using this for all occasions since the 19th century Nepal.
Size: approximately 40” x 40”
Traditional three layered supremely soft baby blanket made with pure cotton muslin. It is perfect for summer outing to cover the strollers or to cover your sleeping baby for a breathable blanket.
Made in Atlanta, GA by Bhutanese Refugee women using their traditional design to make a living in the newfound country, the United States of America.
Kantipur Products are made with three layers of the finest muslin bound together with either bias tape or rik rak at the edges. The middle layer is a block printed muslin in bright colored traditional and contemporary Nepali prints, which is visible through the plain white outer layers. Nepalese babies, kids and adults have been using this for all occasions since the 19th century Nepal.
