Kamal Kund Table Runner

Kamal Kund means lotus pond, and the runner reads like one: hand-painted lotus blossoms floating across a deep green ground, with lotus leaves built up separately in fabric applique. Fine painted lines pick out the veins on each leaf, so the surface has both drawn detail and stitched relief. It is the dressier of JOD's runners, made for festive tables more than weekday ones.

Key Features

• Hand-painted lotus blossoms across a rich green base
• Appliqued leaf forms with painted vein detailing
• Reclaimed fabric used for both base and applique
• Built for festive and celebratory table settings

Materials

• Reclaimed fabric with hand painting and fabric applique

Care Instructions

• Gentle hand wash in cold water, separately — painted colour can bleed on first wash
• Do not bleach, soak or scrub the painted lotus motifs
• Dry flat in shade; iron on the reverse only

Good to Know

• The appliqued leaves sit slightly raised, so heavy crockery may catch on them
• Each runner is painted individually, so bloom placement varies from the photograph

FAQs

What size table does it suit?

Check the measurements in the listing before ordering; the runner is cut long for dining tables rather than consoles.

Is it too formal for everyday use?

It is more decorative than the plainer patchwork runners, and the hand painting benefits from gentle washing, so most people keep it for guests and festivals.

Will hot dishes damage it?

Yes. Heat can mark the paint. Always use a trivet or mat.

How do the leaves stay on?

They are appliqued — cut from fabric and stitched to the base — then detailed with painted veins, so they hold through gentle washing.

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