How You Can Reuse Vintage Sari Fabric for Home Decor

It seems like all home decor stores have been selling kantha quilts. I have one too, for the India apartment’s guest bedroom. But there’s so much more you can do with sari fabric …

Vintage or new sari fabric can be used to reupholster furniture. When you want to use a sari for this purpose, choose one with a heftier thicker weave. Here’s one example, a 19th Century Italian chair made over with sari fabric at Maison Suzanne:

Vintage-Sari-Fabric-and-Italian-Chair-at-Maison-Suzanne

What a brave, dynamic duo of print and chair style!

For another interesting combo, the Sundance catalog made a bench with a vintage sari cushion and a forged metal base:

Sundance-Vintage-Sari-Upholstered-Bench

From etsy seller foundvintageobjects, remnants of embroidered sari fabrics are expertly chosen and mounted in embroidery hoops for an instant wall art display:

Sari Fabric Collection from etsy seller foundvintageobjects

Another idea from the Sundance catalog, artist Neeru Kumar carefully picks vintage sari fabrics to make appliquéd collages on pillows:

Sari-Fabric-Applique-Pillow-at-Sundance-Catalog

From Plumo, a crazy quilt of a chair, made with kantha sari fabrics:

Crazy-Quilt-Combo-of-Vintage-Kantha-Sari-Fabrics-at-Plumo

From ABC Carpet and Home, this eye-popping rug was handwoven in India using vegetable-dyed silk from vintage saris:

Rug-Made-of-Vintage-Saris-at-ABC-Carpet-and-Home

Visit my Vintage Sari Fabric, Recycled board at Pinterest for 200+ more ideas of what you can do with vintage saris.





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