A table is a place of gathering, and this runner carries that lineage into form.
And a table runner shaped through patchwork does not impose order — it allows rhythm.
Born of the Khambhadia patchwork practice — where fragments of cloth are assembled through repetition, not replication — this runner holds a field of material histories.
This piece is handcrafted from individual cloth sections brought together through hand stitching, forming a long, continuous surface that holds variation without disruption. Color and texture shift gradually along its length, guided by placement rather than symmetry.
Laid across a table, the runner acts as a grounding element — not a centerpiece, but a companion to gathering. It carries weight without heaviness, texture without excess.
Over time, it will soften, settle, and adapt — becoming familiar in the way well-used cloth always does.
Lay it where meals open into lingering. Let it bear the weight of shared time. Here, cloth does not decorate the table. It continues with it.
Care instructions:
- Handle with care.
- Avoid direct sunlight and moisture.
- Dust gently with a dry, soft cloth.
- Occasionally hand wash very gently and air dry.
Imperfections are a natural part of handmade products, reflecting their authenticity and craftsmanship.
