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Closeouts and New Hawaiiana at Silkroad To Paradise
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Handmade Triple-Panel Batik Doorway Hangings
Our handmade three-panel batik doorway hangings reflect loosely the traditional Japanese noren, the doorway curtains you see in Japan just about everywhere. Shops use them to advertise their wares or name with a few bold characters. Citizens have them hanging at their entrance and indoors they serve to conceal adjacent rooms, closet spaces, etc.
Our hand-painted batik extra wide 3-panel variety fit the standard western sliding glass patio door, but you will find other perfect fits, no doubt. How about as window or wall treatment? Bingo! All 3-Panel Doorways are made of 100% Rayon fabric, a natural product. They come in 2 sizes. One that fits a standard 6 ft sliding glass door and one that fits the standard 8 ft patio door (but of course also fits the standard 6 ft door!). All have a double-sided valanche at the top, a very exclusive finishing touch that truly sets our doorway curtains apart.
The approximate size of each 6 Ft Doorway Hanging is: 82" X 72"
The approximate size of each 8 Ft Doorway Hanging is: 82" X 96" (keep in mind that 8ft will also cover a 6ft opening handsomely)
(SBD-PD302) 100% Rayon handcrafted three-panel doorway divider.
(SBD-PD301)
100% Rayon handcrafted three-panel doorway divider.
$89.956 Ft
$89.956 Ft
$99.958 Ft
$99.958 Ft
Low-price brand-new tropical closeouts at Silkroad To Paradise:
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Let's talk about babies for a moment: Babies like soft fluffy things that are colorful and are made by humans, not machines, like our batik on silk baby blankets...
Okay, read this last one quickly and then click yourself onwards. This is a quilted batik yoga mat with an image of all your chakras. Very inspiring! (if you don't know what chakras are, you really need to start doing yoga!)
