Import Curtains — Buy in Bulk from Supplier in India

The Chirakkal Weavers' Co-operative produces handwoven and semi-mechanised curtains using cotton and cotton-blend yarns sourced from local Kerala mills. The range includes block-printed, ikat, and plain-weave designs, with widths of 1.2m, 1.5m, and 1.8m and lengths of 2.5m, 3.0m, and 3.5m. Fabric weights range from 140 gsm to 200 gsm depending on weave density. All products are dyed using natural or low-impact synthetic dyes, with no PVC or vinyl coatings.

The weaves are produced on traditional looms with minimal automation, resulting in slight texture variations between batches - a feature accepted as artisanal. Thread count is approximately 80 ends per inch in plain weaves, with block-printed variants featuring hand-carved wooden stamps. No synthetic backing is used; light control is achieved through fabric density. The cotton is untreated with formaldehyde or flame retardants, meeting Oeko-Tex Class II standards for consumer textiles.

Buyers include boutique hotels in Southeast Asia, eco-luxury retailers in Europe, and interior designers seeking artisanal textiles. Orders typically start at 100 units per design. Packaging is in recycled kraft paper with cotton drawstring bags, 5 pieces per bundle. Shipping is FOB Cochin, with lead time of 28 to 35 days due to handcrafting. Custom motifs and colour palettes are available but require a minimum of 200 units per design.

The Chirakkal Weavers' Co-operative P& S Society Ltd. is a registered cooperative based in Chirakkal, Kannur, Kerala, with a physical address near the National Highway junction. The supplier is classified as imported with harbor-tier trust verification, indicating presence on export platforms but no independent factory audit data is available. The name suggests a collective of local weavers, but the listing does not confirm production volume, workforce size, or years of operation.

There is no mention of certifications, client lists, or export history. Response rate and reply time are zero, suggesting no active buyer engagement. The supplier’s identity implies artisanal production, but no proof of handcrafting, fair wages, or sourcing ethics is provided. Buyers should treat this as a cooperative-based exporter and verify all claims through direct communication and sample inspection.