Description
This vintage Indian textile—known as a chakla—is a striking hand-embroidered piece, adorned with vibrant floral motifs and shimmering mirror work.
Traditionally used to decorate doors and windows, chakla textiles are believed to reflect negative energy through their mirrors, offering both beauty and protection. Whether displayed as a framed artwork, an unframed tapestry, or incorporated into a creative sewing project, this one-of-a-kind piece brings color, texture, and cultural richness to any space.
Made circa 1970s. Sourced from Gujarat, India.
Care instructions: Not machine washable. Spot-clean only or utilize cleaning methods suitable for fine/antique fabrics. .
Items may be visibly faded, distressed, typical of age, and consistent with most of the Indian wall hangings in stock, which distinguishes them from the newer, mass-produced textiles made for the tourism and import markets. Most items show some discoloration, wear, missing patches of embroidery or mirrors, and faint stains in some cases.
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