Shanti Textile

This 200 GSM Hand Block Printed Cotton Baby Dohar is a soft, breathable, and durable blanket perfect for babies. Crafted from high-quality cotton with traditional hand block prints, it offers gentle warmth and a charming artisanal touch, making it ideal for everyday use and special moments with your little one.

• Cotton – Most popular due to breathability and comfort

• Cambric Cotton – Smooth, fine, and ideal for garments

• Mulmul (Muslin) – Soft, lightweight, and airy

• Silk – Adds luxury and richness

• Chanderi & Kota Doria – Traditional blends with elegance

• Rayon & Modal – Contemporary, flowy fabrics

• Linen Blends – Premium and breathable

• Kurtis and suits

• Sarees and dupattas

• Dresses and skirts

• Shirts and tops

• Nightwear and loungewear

• Bed sheets and pillow covers

• Curtains and drapes

• Tablecloths and runners

• Cushion covers

• Quilts and throws

• Scarves and stoles

• Bags and pouches

• Upholstery items

• Hand wash separately in cold water

• Use mild detergent

• Avoid harsh chemicals

• Dry in shade

• Iron on medium heat

• Do not bleach

Jaipur Print Fabric is a traditional Indian textile printed using hand block, resist, or screen printing techniques, originating from Jaipur, Rajasthan.

Yes, most authentic Jaipur Print Fabrics are handcrafted using wooden blocks and manual dyeing processes.

Cotton is the most preferred fabric due to its absorbency and comfort.

Traditional Jaipur prints use natural dyes and sustainable methods, making them environmentally friendly.

Slight color bleeding may occur initially due to natural dyes, but proper washing helps maintain colors.

Yes, depending on the base fabric. Cotton and mulmul are ideal for summer, while silk and blends suit winter and festive wear.

Bagru prints use earthy tones and natural dyes, while Sanganeri prints feature bright colors and fine detailing.

Yes, it is highly popular in international markets and meets global fashion trends.

Look for slight irregularities, hand-stamped impressions, and natural color variations.

Absolutely. Cotton Jaipur prints are comfortable, durable, and ideal for everyday use.

• Plain weave structure

• Fine yarn count

• High thread density

• Smooth and even surface

• Minimal surface texture

This is the most common and preferred form of cambric fabric. It offers:

• Excellent breathability

• Soft and skin-friendly feel

• Natural moisture absorption

• Comfort for all-day wear

• Improved wrinkle resistance

• Enhanced durability

• Lower maintenance

• Cost-effective option

• Made from organically grown cotton

• Free from harmful chemicals

• Eco-friendly and sustainable

• Ideal for sensitive skin

• Shirts and blouses

• Kurtis and tunics

• Dresses and skirts

• Nightwear and sleepwear

• Undergarment linings

• Bed sheets

• Pillow covers

• Curtains (lightweight)

• Table covers

• Handkerchiefs

• Scarves

• Baby products

• Hospital bed linens

• Medical drapes

• Uniform linings

Proper care helps extend the life of cambric fabric:

• Machine or hand wash with mild detergent

• Wash in cold or lukewarm water

• Avoid harsh bleaching agents

• Dry in shade to prevent color fading

• Iron on medium heat

Cambric fabric is a fine, lightweight, plain-woven cotton fabric known for its smooth texture and breathability.

Most cambric fabrics are made from 100% cotton, though blends are also available.

Yes, it is ideal for summer due to its lightweight and breathable nature.

Lightweight cambric may be slightly sheer, but medium-weight cambric is generally opaque.

Slight shrinkage may occur after the first wash, especially in pure cotton cambric.

Yes, cotton cambric is soft, breathable, and gentle on the skin.

Yes, it supports various printing and dyeing techniques.

Yes, the tight weave makes it strong and long-lasting.

Cambric is finer and more tightly woven than muslin.

Yes, medium-weight cambric is suitable for bedsheets and pillow covers.

• Plain weave structure

• Fine yarn count

• High thread density

• Smooth and even surface

• Minimal surface texture

This is the most common and preferred form of cambric fabric. It offers:

• Excellent breathability

• Soft and skin-friendly feel

• Natural moisture absorption

• Comfort for all-day wear

• Improved wrinkle resistance

• Enhanced durability

• Lower maintenance

• Cost-effective option

• Made from organically grown cotton

• Free from harmful chemicals

• Eco-friendly and sustainable

• Ideal for sensitive skin

• Shirts and blouses

• Kurtis and tunics

• Dresses and skirts

• Nightwear and sleepwear

• Undergarment linings

• Bed sheets

• Pillow covers

• Curtains (lightweight)

• Table covers

• Handkerchiefs

• Scarves

• Baby products

• Hospital bed linens

• Medical drapes

• Uniform linings

Proper care helps extend the life of cambric fabric:

• Machine or hand wash with mild detergent

• Wash in cold or lukewarm water

• Avoid harsh bleaching agents

• Dry in shade to prevent color fading

• Iron on medium heat

Cambric fabric is a fine, lightweight, plain-woven cotton fabric known for its smooth texture and breathability.

Most cambric fabrics are made from 100% cotton, though blends are also available.

Yes, it is ideal for summer due to its lightweight and breathable nature.

Lightweight cambric may be slightly sheer, but medium-weight cambric is generally opaque.

Slight shrinkage may occur after the first wash, especially in pure cotton cambric.

Yes, cotton cambric is soft, breathable, and gentle on the skin.

Yes, it supports various printing and dyeing techniques.

Yes, the tight weave makes it strong and long-lasting.

Cambric is finer and more tightly woven than muslin.

Yes, medium-weight cambric is suitable for bedsheets and pillow covers.

• Plain weave structure

• Fine yarn count

• High thread density

• Smooth and even surface

• Minimal surface texture

This is the most common and preferred form of cambric fabric. It offers:

• Excellent breathability

• Soft and skin-friendly feel

• Natural moisture absorption

• Comfort for all-day wear

• Improved wrinkle resistance

• Enhanced durability

• Lower maintenance

• Cost-effective option

• Made from organically grown cotton

• Free from harmful chemicals

• Eco-friendly and sustainable

• Ideal for sensitive skin

• Shirts and blouses

• Kurtis and tunics

• Dresses and skirts

• Nightwear and sleepwear

• Undergarment linings

• Bed sheets

• Pillow covers

• Curtains (lightweight)

• Table covers

• Handkerchiefs

• Scarves

• Baby products

• Hospital bed linens

• Medical drapes

• Uniform linings

Proper care helps extend the life of cambric fabric:

• Machine or hand wash with mild detergent

• Wash in cold or lukewarm water

• Avoid harsh bleaching agents

• Dry in shade to prevent color fading

• Iron on medium heat

Cambric fabric is a fine, lightweight, plain-woven cotton fabric known for its smooth texture and breathability.

Most cambric fabrics are made from 100% cotton, though blends are also available.

Yes, it is ideal for summer due to its lightweight and breathable nature.

Lightweight cambric may be slightly sheer, but medium-weight cambric is generally opaque.

Slight shrinkage may occur after the first wash, especially in pure cotton cambric.

Yes, cotton cambric is soft, breathable, and gentle on the skin.

Yes, it supports various printing and dyeing techniques.

Yes, the tight weave makes it strong and long-lasting.

Cambric is finer and more tightly woven than muslin.

Yes, medium-weight cambric is suitable for bedsheets and pillow covers.

• Plain weave structure

• Fine yarn count

• High thread density

• Smooth and even surface

• Minimal surface texture

This is the most common and preferred form of cambric fabric. It offers:

• Excellent breathability

• Soft and skin-friendly feel

• Natural moisture absorption

• Comfort for all-day wear

• Improved wrinkle resistance

• Enhanced durability

• Lower maintenance

• Cost-effective option

• Made from organically grown cotton

• Free from harmful chemicals

• Eco-friendly and sustainable

• Ideal for sensitive skin

• Shirts and blouses

• Kurtis and tunics

• Dresses and skirts

• Nightwear and sleepwear

• Undergarment linings

• Bed sheets

• Pillow covers

• Curtains (lightweight)

• Table covers

• Handkerchiefs

• Scarves

• Baby products

• Hospital bed linens

• Medical drapes

• Uniform linings

Proper care helps extend the life of cambric fabric:

• Machine or hand wash with mild detergent

• Wash in cold or lukewarm water

• Avoid harsh bleaching agents

• Dry in shade to prevent color fading

• Iron on medium heat

Cambric fabric is a fine, lightweight, plain-woven cotton fabric known for its smooth texture and breathability.

Most cambric fabrics are made from 100% cotton, though blends are also available.

Yes, it is ideal for summer due to its lightweight and breathable nature.

Lightweight cambric may be slightly sheer, but medium-weight cambric is generally opaque.

Slight shrinkage may occur after the first wash, especially in pure cotton cambric.

Yes, cotton cambric is soft, breathable, and gentle on the skin.

Yes, it supports various printing and dyeing techniques.

Yes, the tight weave makes it strong and long-lasting.

Cambric is finer and more tightly woven than muslin.

Yes, medium-weight cambric is suitable for bedsheets and pillow covers.

• Plain weave structure

• Fine yarn count

• High thread density

• Smooth and even surface

• Minimal surface texture

This is the most common and preferred form of cambric fabric. It offers:

• Excellent breathability

• Soft and skin-friendly feel

• Natural moisture absorption

• Comfort for all-day wear

• Improved wrinkle resistance

• Enhanced durability

• Lower maintenance

• Cost-effective option

• Made from organically grown cotton

• Free from harmful chemicals

• Eco-friendly and sustainable

• Ideal for sensitive skin

• Shirts and blouses

• Kurtis and tunics

• Dresses and skirts

• Nightwear and sleepwear

• Undergarment linings

• Bed sheets

• Pillow covers

• Curtains (lightweight)

• Table covers

• Handkerchiefs

• Scarves

• Baby products

• Hospital bed linens

• Medical drapes

• Uniform linings

Proper care helps extend the life of cambric fabric:

• Machine or hand wash with mild detergent

• Wash in cold or lukewarm water

• Avoid harsh bleaching agents

• Dry in shade to prevent color fading

• Iron on medium heat

Cambric fabric is a fine, lightweight, plain-woven cotton fabric known for its smooth texture and breathability.

Most cambric fabrics are made from 100% cotton, though blends are also available.

Yes, it is ideal for summer due to its lightweight and breathable nature.

Lightweight cambric may be slightly sheer, but medium-weight cambric is generally opaque.

Slight shrinkage may occur after the first wash, especially in pure cotton cambric.

Yes, cotton cambric is soft, breathable, and gentle on the skin.

Yes, it supports various printing and dyeing techniques.

Yes, the tight weave makes it strong and long-lasting.

Cambric is finer and more tightly woven than muslin.

Yes, medium-weight cambric is suitable for bedsheets and pillow covers.

• Plain weave structure

• Fine yarn count

• High thread density

• Smooth and even surface

• Minimal surface texture

This is the most common and preferred form of cambric fabric. It offers:

• Excellent breathability

• Soft and skin-friendly feel

• Natural moisture absorption

• Comfort for all-day wear

• Improved wrinkle resistance

• Enhanced durability

• Lower maintenance

• Cost-effective option

• Made from organically grown cotton

• Free from harmful chemicals

• Eco-friendly and sustainable

• Ideal for sensitive skin

• Shirts and blouses

• Kurtis and tunics

• Dresses and skirts

• Nightwear and sleepwear

• Undergarment linings

• Bed sheets

• Pillow covers

• Curtains (lightweight)

• Table covers

• Handkerchiefs

• Scarves

• Baby products

• Hospital bed linens

• Medical drapes

• Uniform linings

Proper care helps extend the life of cambric fabric:

• Machine or hand wash with mild detergent

• Wash in cold or lukewarm water

• Avoid harsh bleaching agents

• Dry in shade to prevent color fading

• Iron on medium heat

Cambric fabric is a fine, lightweight, plain-woven cotton fabric known for its smooth texture and breathability.

Most cambric fabrics are made from 100% cotton, though blends are also available.

Yes, it is ideal for summer due to its lightweight and breathable nature.

Lightweight cambric may be slightly sheer, but medium-weight cambric is generally opaque.

Slight shrinkage may occur after the first wash, especially in pure cotton cambric.

Yes, cotton cambric is soft, breathable, and gentle on the skin.

Yes, it supports various printing and dyeing techniques.

Yes, the tight weave makes it strong and long-lasting.

Cambric is finer and more tightly woven than muslin.

Yes, medium-weight cambric is suitable for bedsheets and pillow covers.

• Plain weave structure

• Fine yarn count

• High thread density

• Smooth and even surface

• Minimal surface texture

This is the most common and preferred form of cambric fabric. It offers:

• Excellent breathability

• Soft and skin-friendly feel

• Natural moisture absorption

• Comfort for all-day wear

• Improved wrinkle resistance

• Enhanced durability

• Lower maintenance

• Cost-effective option

• Made from organically grown cotton

• Free from harmful chemicals

• Eco-friendly and sustainable

• Ideal for sensitive skin

• Shirts and blouses

• Kurtis and tunics

• Dresses and skirts

• Nightwear and sleepwear

• Undergarment linings

• Bed sheets

• Pillow covers

• Curtains (lightweight)

• Table covers

• Handkerchiefs

• Scarves

• Baby products

• Hospital bed linens

• Medical drapes

• Uniform linings

Proper care helps extend the life of cambric fabric:

• Machine or hand wash with mild detergent

• Wash in cold or lukewarm water

• Avoid harsh bleaching agents

• Dry in shade to prevent color fading

• Iron on medium heat

Cambric fabric is a fine, lightweight, plain-woven cotton fabric known for its smooth texture and breathability.

Most cambric fabrics are made from 100% cotton, though blends are also available.

Yes, it is ideal for summer due to its lightweight and breathable nature.

Lightweight cambric may be slightly sheer, but medium-weight cambric is generally opaque.

Slight shrinkage may occur after the first wash, especially in pure cotton cambric.

Yes, cotton cambric is soft, breathable, and gentle on the skin.

Yes, it supports various printing and dyeing techniques.

Yes, the tight weave makes it strong and long-lasting.

Cambric is finer and more tightly woven than muslin.

Yes, medium-weight cambric is suitable for bedsheets and pillow covers.

• Plain weave structure

• Fine yarn count

• High thread density

• Smooth and even surface

• Minimal surface texture

This is the most common and preferred form of cambric fabric. It offers:

• Excellent breathability

• Soft and skin-friendly feel

• Natural moisture absorption

• Comfort for all-day wear

• Improved wrinkle resistance

• Enhanced durability

• Lower maintenance

• Cost-effective option

• Made from organically grown cotton

• Free from harmful chemicals

• Eco-friendly and sustainable

• Ideal for sensitive skin

• Shirts and blouses

• Kurtis and tunics

• Dresses and skirts

• Nightwear and sleepwear

• Undergarment linings

• Bed sheets

• Pillow covers

• Curtains (lightweight)

• Table covers

• Handkerchiefs

• Scarves

• Baby products

• Hospital bed linens

• Medical drapes

• Uniform linings

Proper care helps extend the life of cambric fabric:

• Machine or hand wash with mild detergent

• Wash in cold or lukewarm water

• Avoid harsh bleaching agents

• Dry in shade to prevent color fading

• Iron on medium heat

Cambric fabric is a fine, lightweight, plain-woven cotton fabric known for its smooth texture and breathability.

Most cambric fabrics are made from 100% cotton, though blends are also available.

Yes, it is ideal for summer due to its lightweight and breathable nature.

Lightweight cambric may be slightly sheer, but medium-weight cambric is generally opaque.

Slight shrinkage may occur after the first wash, especially in pure cotton cambric.

Yes, cotton cambric is soft, breathable, and gentle on the skin.

Yes, it supports various printing and dyeing techniques.

Yes, the tight weave makes it strong and long-lasting.

Cambric is finer and more tightly woven than muslin.

Yes, medium-weight cambric is suitable for bedsheets and pillow covers.

• Plain weave structure

• Fine yarn count

• High thread density

• Smooth and even surface

• Minimal surface texture

This is the most common and preferred form of cambric fabric. It offers:

• Excellent breathability

• Soft and skin-friendly feel

• Natural moisture absorption

• Comfort for all-day wear

• Improved wrinkle resistance

• Enhanced durability

• Lower maintenance

• Cost-effective option

• Made from organically grown cotton

• Free from harmful chemicals

• Eco-friendly and sustainable

• Ideal for sensitive skin

• Shirts and blouses

• Kurtis and tunics

• Dresses and skirts

• Nightwear and sleepwear

• Undergarment linings

• Bed sheets

• Pillow covers

• Curtains (lightweight)

• Table covers

• Handkerchiefs

• Scarves

• Baby products

• Hospital bed linens

• Medical drapes

• Uniform linings

Proper care helps extend the life of cambric fabric:

• Machine or hand wash with mild detergent

• Wash in cold or lukewarm water

• Avoid harsh bleaching agents

• Dry in shade to prevent color fading

• Iron on medium heat

Cambric fabric is a fine, lightweight, plain-woven cotton fabric known for its smooth texture and breathability.

Most cambric fabrics are made from 100% cotton, though blends are also available.

Yes, it is ideal for summer due to its lightweight and breathable nature.

Lightweight cambric may be slightly sheer, but medium-weight cambric is generally opaque.

Slight shrinkage may occur after the first wash, especially in pure cotton cambric.

Yes, cotton cambric is soft, breathable, and gentle on the skin.

Yes, it supports various printing and dyeing techniques.

Yes, the tight weave makes it strong and long-lasting.

Cambric is finer and more tightly woven than muslin.

Yes, medium-weight cambric is suitable for bedsheets and pillow covers.