Khit Wall Quilt - READY TO SHIP
The bold and graphic Khit Wall Quilt is named for the traditional Thai pillows shaped like a triangle common in many of the markets across Thailand. Stacks of triangles-within-a-triangle inspired this dynamic black and oatmeal composition with a bright row of fuschia for a pop of color.
20” x 30”
Pomegranate, charcoal, roasted pecan and oatmeal
Made with cotton and linen cotton, unbleached US-grown cotton batting and backed with unbleached muslin
Machine pieced and quilted
Hanging tabs and wooden dowel included for easy hanging
Ships within 3-5 business days
Care: Spot clean only and iron to smooth any wrinkles or curled edges before hanging.
The bold and graphic Khit Wall Quilt is named for the traditional Thai pillows shaped like a triangle common in many of the markets across Thailand. Stacks of triangles-within-a-triangle inspired this dynamic black and oatmeal composition with a bright row of fuschia for a pop of color.
20” x 30”
Pomegranate, charcoal, roasted pecan and oatmeal
Made with cotton and linen cotton, unbleached US-grown cotton batting and backed with unbleached muslin
Machine pieced and quilted
Hanging tabs and wooden dowel included for easy hanging
Ships within 3-5 business days
Care: Spot clean only and iron to smooth any wrinkles or curled edges before hanging.
The bold and graphic Khit Wall Quilt is named for the traditional Thai pillows shaped like a triangle common in many of the markets across Thailand. Stacks of triangles-within-a-triangle inspired this dynamic black and oatmeal composition with a bright row of fuschia for a pop of color.
20” x 30”
Pomegranate, charcoal, roasted pecan and oatmeal
Made with cotton and linen cotton, unbleached US-grown cotton batting and backed with unbleached muslin
Machine pieced and quilted
Hanging tabs and wooden dowel included for easy hanging
Ships within 3-5 business days
Care: Spot clean only and iron to smooth any wrinkles or curled edges before hanging.
STORY
Wandering through the markets across Thailand were some of my favorite experiences of the entire trip. If you know me, you know I could slowly wander through any market for hours on end, soaking up all the sights, sounds, and smells. A mainstay of many of the Thai markets (namely Warorot Market in Chiang Mai) I visited was a triangular pillow composed of smaller triangular fabric tubes stuffed with kapok and rice straw and hand stitched together. Khit pillows are made in the rural villages, most famously in Ban Sri Than, of Yasothon Province in northeastern Thailand after the rice harvesting season is over. These colorful Khit pillows made with traditional Thai fabrics would be stacked high, creating a kaleidoscopic wall of triangles.
