Marigold is the flower Indian homes reach for without thinking.
Strung across doorways at Diwali, heaped in baskets outside temples, threaded into garlands for weddings and for welcoming people home. It is the least precious flower we have, and the most present.
This runner takes that colour and keeps it quiet. Warm gold blooms on unbleached cotton, printed close enough to feel abundant, spaced far enough to let the cloth breathe. It reads as celebration without announcing itself — the kind of thing that makes an ordinary Tuesday dinner feel more considered than it needs to be.
Where the Bougainvillea is a runner you discover slowly, the Marigold is one you feel immediately. It suits a table that already has people around it.
Pure mulmul cotton — lies flat, drapes properly over the table edge, and grows softer with every wash.
Fits a 6-seater table. Hand block printed in Rajasthan. Machine washable.
