Teton Quilt (Reverse)
The Teton Quilt Reverse is the quieter side of a two-sided heirloom—a field of soft blue and white triangles, hand-block printed in an all-over repeat pattern that feels both timeless and modern. Where the front makes a statement, the reverse settles in: a meditative texture of interlocking geometry that works beautifully as a standalone look or a calm counterpoint to the bold face.
Like everything CQC LA makes, it begins with hand-carved wooden blocks pressed onto cotton by master printers in Jaipur, one impression at a time. The subtle variation in ink and texture across the surface isn't a flaw—it's the fingerprint of the process, proof of the hands behind it.
After printing, the cotton shells are brought to the homes of skilled quiltmakers, who carefully stuff the quilts with cotton and stitch them entirely by hand using traditional kantha techniques to create the finished piece.
Our quilts are produced in small batches. Because each one is handmade, slight variations in color and print may occur—making every Teton Quilt a truly unique piece.
- 100% cotton voile exterior
- 100% cotton stuffing
- Made in India
- Ships from California
- Queen size: 96″ x 96″
- King size: 108″ x 108″
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.
