Taos Quilt Reverse
Two quilts in one. The design draws from the earthy, layered palette of the American Southwest — terracotta, cream, and dusty rose tones, printed by hand using traditional wooden blocks hand-carved in Jaipur, India. Flip it over and you get a clean, solid blush rose — the same soft cotton voile, with hand-stitched quilting.
How it's made - Four artisans shape every quilt before it reaches you: wood carvers who hand-carve the geometric blocks, dye specialists who prepare the natural-toned dyes, block printers who press the pattern onto the cotton voile one stamp at a time, and quiltmakers who hand-stuff and hand-stitch the final piece at home. Tassel corners are stitched on by hand. Slight variations in the print from piece to piece aren't flaws — they're the signature of the process.
What it feels like - Lightweight and breathable, with a soft, relaxed puff from the cotton batting fill. The kind of quilt that works year-round — cool enough for summer, layerable in winter. The cotton voile shell softens further with each wash.
Details
- Reversible: hand-block printed terracotta geometric front / solid blush rose reverse
- Pattern style: geometric block-within-block, Southwest-inspired
- 100% cotton voile exterior
- 100% cotton batting fill
- Lightweight, breathable, year-round weight
- Hand-block printed using hand-carved wooden blocks
- Traditional Jaipur block printing technique
- Made in small batches in India; ships from California
- Slight print variations inherent to the handmade process
- Queen: 96" × 96" | King: 108" × 108" | Sham: 26" x 26"
Machine wash on a gentle cycle and tumble dry with low heat or dry clean.
Returns are accepted on this product within 30 days from the date that the product was delivered to you. Item must be returned unused, unwashed, and undamaged.
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Printed by Hand, Not by Machine
Each quilt begins with hand-carved wooden blocks, shaped by skilled artisans in Jaipur, India. The designs are pressed onto cotton by hand, one layer of color at a time, using traditional dyes and centuries-old techniques. Slight variations are not flaws, but signatures—evidence of the human hand behind every piece. This is slow, deliberate craft, preserved through generations.
Nourishing Lives with Every Purchase
CQC LA is committed to fighting child hunger in India. For every quilt or clothing item purchased, we partner with the Akshaya Patra Foundation to provide a meal to a child in need for one month. This partnership is helping feed 2.8 million children in India each day, making strides towards a future free of child hunger.
