- Colorful sari throws from BoConcept. See Elle Decor’s post here for details.

Perusing the very informative website Ecouterre brought me back to Amenity this evening, a site I did a post on back in April. They’ve since added several new products with their Fall/Winter collection, including these hand knitted, Bolivian-made throws.

Among the Welsh items for sale at Blodwen: [A] dramatic red and white cotton stripy quilt – a rare and typical example of the Dowry Quilt – worked on by the bride’s family and friends and presented as part of her wedding dowry.

Via Jones Fife.

– Lots to see here, like this.

Lila Handcrafts, a cooperative of women working in Sindh Pakistan, creates striking Ralli Quilts sold online here and at the Santa Fe Folk Art Market. Profits help fund their village primary school.

Click here for Wikipedia’s entry on Ralli Quilts.

Located in London, Tobias And The Angel sells vintage fabrics as well as their own hand printed cloth. From both they produce a range of decorative items sold through their storefront. — They also accept custom orders.

A Trade For A Trade is now selling recycled sari blankets and scarves — and by the looks of it they’re going fast. A detail from their Black Dot Kantha blanket is shown above.

Ecostasy, a wonderful online company I did a post on earlier this year, is offering a holiday sale of 20% off their entire collection. To take part simply enter “holidays” at checkout. Their Bombacha bedspread is pictured above.

Yet another enviable bio (as well as pillows, bedding and carpets) to by found at Virginia Johnson.

Via Covet Garden by way of Style Files.

As described in their bio, husband and wife duo Katherine and Rally Dupps opted for adventure rather than drudgery when the recession hit. They moved to Bali and started a new business producing beautiful fabrics, pillows, and table linens. Looking at their website it seems they made the perfect decision.

Via Diane Bergeron.