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Megh — Indigo Handwoven Double Ikat Cushion Cover | Bloc A Main

  • $167.00
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Brand: Bloc a main

Type: Cushion Cover

The colour of monsoon skies. The craft of generations.


Megh, meaning cloud in Sanskrit, carries the depth and drama of an Indian monsoon in every thread. Handwoven by master weavers in Telangana, Southern India using the Double Ikat technique, where both warp and weft threads are resist-dyed before weaving even begins. The result is a pattern of extraordinary precision that only human hands can achieve.

Deep indigo blue. Maroon and grey motifs. A cushion cover that doesn't just accessorise your home, it anchors it.

          The Details:

  • 100% handwoven cotton
  • Double Ikat weave, crafted in Telangana, India
  • Deep indigo blue base with maroon and grey motifs
  • Patterned on both sides with matching piping
  • Wooden button closure
  • Size: 20x20 inches

Styling: Pair with neutral beige, cream or grey upholstery for a sophisticated look. Layer with solid indigo and maroon cushions for a dramatic palette. In eclectic interiors mix with block print or other ikat covers for a rich global aesthetic. Works beautifully as a centrepiece cushion against white or linen bedding.

Care: First wash, dry clean only. After that, gentle hand wash.

Why it's special: Double Ikat is one of the rarest and most technically demanding weaving traditions in the world. Only a handful of regions globally still practise it. When you own a piece of Double Ikat, you own something truly irreplaceable.

Handwoven in Telangana, India by Bloc A Main. Brought to Australia by Sattva & Sage.


Gentle hand wash or professional dry clean. Do not Bleach. Do not Shade. Warm Iron on Reverse Side Only.

Every item is made to order with care in small batches. Production, dispatch and shipping and delivery may take up to 3–4 weeks.

Ikat is a centuries-old dyeing and weaving tradition found across India, with Telangana, Odisha, and Gujarat being its strongest roots.
The craft begins long before the loom, the yarn itself is tied and resist-dyed in intricate patterns, a process that demands precision and memory from the artisan.
Only after multiple rounds of tying, dyeing, drying, and re-tying do the threads finally reach the loom, where the pattern slowly reveals itself as the weaver works.
Depending on the complexity, a single Ikat piece can take anywhere from 7 days to over 30 days to complete.
The slight “feathering” of the motifs, a signature of genuine Ikat, is not an imperfection but proof of its handmade soul.
A textile that is both ancient and modern, effortless yet complex, Ikat remains one of India’s most iconic weaves.

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Each piece is handmade with care and time. Orders are usually processed within 3–5 business days.

Delivery within Australia takes 5–7 business days, while international orders may take up to 15–20 days, depending on the brand’s location and availability.

Shipping within Australia is free for all orders above $100. 

For our partner brands shipping directly from India, international shipping costs are already included in the product price, no hidden fees at checkout.

We want you to love what you receive.

Returns for our in-house collection Jaipur Archives are accepted within 7 days of delivery if the item is unworn and in its original condition.

For partner brands shipping directly from India, returns are only accepted in case of damage or incorrect items.

To initiate a return or exchange, please email us at hello@sattvaandsage.com with your order number and details, our team will be happy to help.

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