2 Olive Green Boho Indian Sari Curtains Tie Top Window Panels - Light Filtering Drapes for Living Room, Bedroom, Doorway or Bed Canopy
Handmade olive green sari curtains cut and sewn to order in India. The semi-sheer sari fabric filters daylight into a warm, colored glow, so a hallway keeps its natural brightness while gaining color and privacy.
Tie Top heading. Fabric ties knot over the rod so you control the gather - loose and airy, or tight and tailored.
Match your whole room. This color is also made up as cushion covers, tablecloths, table runners and duvet cover sets, so curtains, scatter cushions and table linen can all be ordered in the same sari print.
- Fabric: Sari Fabric
- Heading: Tie Top
- Color: Olive Green
- Sold as: a pair (2 panels)
- Sizes: 80 X 120 Inches (203 X 304 Cms), 43 X 36 Inches (109 X 91 Cms), 43 X 63 Inches (109 X 160 Cms), 43 X 84 Inches (109 X 213 Cms), 43 X 96 Inches (109 X 243 Cms), 43 X 108 Inches (109 X 274 Cms) - and 11 more
- Lining: choose Unlined (single layer, semi-sheer, light filters through) or Matching lining (a separate plain liner in a matching color sewn behind the panel - adds fullness, blocks more light, more privacy). Our liners are plain fabric - not thermal or insulating.
- Made: Handmade to order in India
- Care: Machine wash cold on a gentle cycle, line dry, warm iron on the reverse.
How to measure
All listed widths and lengths are per individual panel. For a gathered look, choose a total panel width of 1.5-2x your rod width - for a 60" rod, that is two 60" panels for a full look, or two 43" panels for a flatter, more tailored one. Measure the drop from the top of the rod to where you want the hem to finish. Tie top lengths are measured from the top of the panel body, not the ties, so the finished drop depends on how high you knot them.
The story behind the fabric
Our fabric is woven on hand-looms in a small rural village in India and then hand-dyed. The artisans are young hand-crafters who have moved from villages to a town in central India, making home decor from these sari fabrics. Your purchase supports home-based work where artisans can tend to their families and pass these time-honored skills from one generation to the next.