Jaal Cotton Curtain – Handmade Patchwork Door and Window Curtain | JOD

A handmade cotton curtain panel built from small reclaimed fabric squares stitched into a grid — jaal, meaning net or lattice. The lower section carries the patchwork in pastel yellows, greens and blues, while the upper section stays light and plain so daylight still comes through. It works as a doorway curtain, a window panel or a room divider in a studio.

Key Features

• Grid patchwork pieced from small squares of rescued fabric
• Light-filtering: plain upper section lets daylight diffuse through
• Pastel palette of yellow, green and blue in the lower band
• Cotton throughout, unlined

Materials

• Reclaimed cotton fabric, hand-pieced

Product Details

• Type: single unlined curtain panel for a door or window
• Patchwork concentrated in the lower half, plain above
• Check the listing for panel dimensions before ordering

Care Instructions

• Gentle hand wash in cold water; do not soak or bleach
• Dry flat or on a line in shade to avoid stretching the seams
• Iron on the reverse at medium heat to settle the patch seams

Good to Know

• It filters light rather than blocking it — this is not a blackout curtain
• Made from rescued textiles, so the exact squares and their arrangement differ on every panel

FAQs

Will it block out morning light?

No. The cotton is unlined and the upper section is deliberately light, so it softens glare rather than darkening a room.

How does it hang?

As a single flat panel. Check the heading style listed for the panel so you can match rod or hook fittings.

Can I order two matching panels?

You can order more than one, but each is pieced from whatever fabric was rescued, so two panels will coordinate rather than match exactly.

Does it work as a door curtain?

Yes, it is intended for doorways as much as windows, and also does well as a soft divider in a studio or workroom.

Country of Origin: India Sold by: Crafted by JOD Fulfilled by: EarthBased