Wilderness Indian CottonA warm toned check in charcoal grey, pale mustard and red. Handwoven with Kala cotton. Kala cotton is a purely rain fed cotton indigenous to the Kachchh region of India. It is grown in a sustainable way due to the resilient nature of the plant, the use of pesticides or synthetic fertilizers are not needed. It forms a strong and coarse fibre that produces a uniquely textured cloth. This cloth would make beautiful skirts, dresses, tops. 3. 5oz, 119gsm.

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Grown without pesticides or synthetic fertilizers

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