Blue Carnation Print Kantha Throw ceramics designed by House of Disaster

designed by House of Disaster for their Secret Garden collection

She has her blonde hair in a bun tied with a pink ribbon and rose

Light and perfect for packing – these pyjamas are sure to become summer essentials

There’s a nod to the 1950s with the tropical print- fronds of pale green leaves form a diamond pattern framing palm trees and exotic flowers against the white background

Some customers like to wear their nightdresses oversized for comfort or pregnancy or with a buttoned front for breastfeeding or ease of getting dressed

Blue Carnation Print Kantha Throw ceramics designed by House of DisasterPowell Craft have us all wrapped up! Their throws use the technique of Kantha a running stitch, one of the oldest forms of Indian embroidery, which was traditionally used in West Bengal and Bangladesh. The throws are 100% printed cotton with a selfcoloured backing and are embellished with lines of running stitches. They are perfect for sofas or as bedspreads, bringing an injection of colour, print and texture to a room. Why not also use on your dining