Duvet hotsell cover set with pillow cases and brocade double bed sheet, traditional weaves of India

Imagine being a Maharani, the Empress of the Palace of the Four Winds, seated on a flying carpet as it sways in the air.
Imagine the glittering lights of your city below you. This bed sheet set is ideal for dreaming of distant worlds!

Your bed sheet set is made of brocade with inlaid gold threads, and is accompanied by a pair of cushion covers in the same design.
The filigree pattern of the cloth arises from its elaborate processing on the loom.
The underside of the bed sheet is plain and made of 80% cotton and 20% polyester.
A zipper has been sewn into each of the three sides for ease of use.
The 3-piece set provides space for matching pillows and a duvet.
The bed sheet set makes every (sleeping) room a visual sight!

Details:
Duvet cover approx. 260 x 220 cm
Cushion cover approx 69 x 45 cm
Top: Banarasi rayon brocade fabric, 100% viscose filament yarn with Lurex threads
Bottom: 80% cotton, 20% polyester

Quality assurance & security when buying:
Since it is purely manual work, it is possible that minor looming errors appear, these are not blemishes, on the contrary they confirm the 100% handmade quality and authenticity of the product.
All sets have been thoroughly tested for inaccuracies.

Varanasi, Benares or Kashi
The holy city of Benares is famous for it's religious association with the longest river of India, the Ganges, dedicated to the Hindu god Shiva.
The Ghats, steps located on the banks of the Ganges, assist the faithful in taking a dip in this holy river to free themselves from their sins.
Anyone who is cremated after death in this city attains 'moksha' and escapes the path hotsell of suffering that is the cycle of rebirth. Benares, also known as Varanasi or Kashi, is also world-famous for its textile production.

We cordially invite you to discover the Banarasi bed sheet set with cushion covers in different colors and designs from our range of products.

The decoration shown is not included.
VAT is not levied due to the exemption for small-scale entrepreneurs (pursuant to § 19 para 1 UStG).