Layered Earth

The Ultimate Master Suite Makeover 

What’s Inside: 1 x Dabu Velvet Throw (Single Quilt) + 1 x Ode Tree Quilt (Single Quilt). 

Why We Paired These: This is the "Design Secret." It combines the airy, breathable nature of the Ode Tree cotton with the weighty, opulent grounding of the Dabu Velvet. It’s a study in contrasts: light and heavy, print and texture. 

Ode Throw: 180cm x 130cm

Velvet Throw: 220cmx 110cm 

Dabu Cotton Velvet

Fabric: 100% Cotton Velvet (Face), 100% Cotton (Reverse) 

Print: Hand-Block Dabu (Mud-Resist) 

Fill: 100% Natural Cotton 

Stitching: Grid-quilted for weight and durability 

Feel: Plush, luxurious, handcrafted

Ode Kantha Quilt

Fabric: 100% Cotton (Face & Reverse) 

Fill: 100% Natural Cotton (No synthetics) 

Technique: Artisan Hand-Screen Print & Traditional Kantha Hand-Stitching 

Feature: Reversible "Two-in-One" Design (Floral to Stripe) 

Weight: Lightweight, breathable (all-season) 

The Ode Tree pieces are delicate in feel but resilient in spirit. Because of the hand-run Kantha stitching, we want to avoid anything that "tugs" at the threads.

The Wash: Cold, gentle machine wash using a mild, eco-friendly liquid detergent.

The "No-No's": Do not bleach, soak, or use harsh powder detergents which can strip the hand-screened botanical dyes.

The Dry: Line dry in the shade. Avoid the tumble dryer—high heat can shrink the cotton fill and stress the Kantha threads.

The Iron: If you love a crisp look, use a warm iron. However, the beauty of Kantha is its natural "crinkle"—we recommend embracing the texture!

Dabu Velvet, cotton velvet is a luxury fiber that gets softer with age, but it requires a bit of "Velvet Etiquette."

The Wash: Cold, gentle machine wash. Wash separately for the first cycle, as the natural Dabu (mud) dyes may release a small amount of excess pigment.

The Detergent: Use a delicate silk/wool liquid wash to keep the velvet pile soft.

The Dry: Lay flat to dry in the shade or drape over a wide rail. Never tumble dry.

The Velvet "Fluff": Once dry, give the quilt a good shake to "wake up" the velvet pile. If the pile looks flat, a quick handheld steam will make it bloom again.

The Iron: Never iron the velvet side directly! If needed, iron the printed cotton reverse on a cool setting.

Pro-Tip: Cotton velvet is breathable, unlike polyester velvet. If you spill something, blot (don't rub) immediately with a damp cloth.