Kanthas, traditional Indian vintage fabrics, are made for use as blankets. Hand-embroidered with different fabrics from old Saris, each piece is unique. Irregularity is part of the beauty and uniqueness of kanthas. Artisans use simple topstitching embroidery stitches to create beautiful patterns and narrative designs on the fabric.

Over time, the Kantha has become a form of textile art. This Kantha technique dates back centuries. It is deeply rooted in the culture and history of the Bengal region. The fabrics used in Kantha are usually recycled fabrics, like used sarees, which are then put together in layers and embroidered with colored threads. Designs may vary, ranging from floral and geometric designs to mythological and folkloric tales. Each piece is unique.