Rajwadi Burnt Orange Elephant Mandala Bedcover with 2 Pillow Covers | Embroidered Khadi Cotton, King Size

The Royal Hathi Comes Home 🐘

In Rajasthan, the decorated elephant leads every celebration: draped in embroidered cloth and walking proudly through festivals and wedding processions. This bedcover brings that joyful parade into your bedroom.

At the centre is a circular mandala with vines and blossoms radiating out from a stitched medallion. Around it, red and orange elephants walk in procession. Each one wears its own embroidered jhool (ceremonial blanket) with a flower at its heart and a dotted trim. Bold flower roundels in maroon and leaf green ring the design, and a burnt-orange border ties it together. The outer edge is finished with flowing black scrollwork.

It’s traditional at heart and fresh in feel. That mix is why it’s our most trendy piece.

Why you’ll love it 🧡

🌼 Instant boho warmth. It looks lovely with plants, rattan, wooden furniture and plain walls.
🐘 The elephant as a lucky charm. Elephants are seen as symbols of strength, wisdom and good luck in Indian homes.
🌿 Khadi cotton base. It’s breathable and soft, and it gets more comfortable with every wash.
🎁 A cheerful gift. It’s perfect for housewarmings, newlyweds and anyone who loves colour.

What’s in the box 📦

• 1 embroidered bedcover, 95 × 105 inches (approx. 241 × 267 cm)
• 2 embroidered pillow covers, each with a red elephant among maroon and orange blooms. The two elephants face each other, so they look lovely side by side.

Specifications

Care instructions 🫧

• Dry clean recommended for the first wash.
• After that, hand wash gently in cold water with a mild detergent.
• Wash separately, because the reds and oranges may release some colour in early washes.
• Do not wring, bleach or soak for long.
• Dry in shade and iron on the reverse side.

Please note 🤍
This piece is crafted by our partner artisans, so small variations in stitch, colour and motif placement are natural. They are part of what makes each set one of a kind. Colours may look slightly different depending on your screen.