Wall hangings and textile tapestries are versatile home décor products with strong retail appeal — decorative art at accessible price points. India's handmade craft base pairs well with modern printing and embroidery capabilities.
Standard Categories
- Bohemian mandala tapestries
- Block-printed wall hangings
- Embroidered tapestries
- Warli tribal art hangings
- Kalamkari story panels
- Kantha stitched tapestries
- Modern geometric wall art
Standard Sizes
- Small: 50x70cm
- Medium: 100x150cm
- Large: 130x200cm
- Extra large: 200x250cm
Fabric Options
- Cotton canvas
- Cotton twill
- Silk (premium)
- Linen (natural aesthetic)
MOQs & Pricing (FOB India)
- Cotton block-print wall hanging (100x150cm) — 100 pcs, $12–20 per piece
- Embroidered tapestry (medium) — 100 pcs, $22–38 per piece
- Mandala tapestry (200x250cm) — 100 pcs, $18–28 per piece
- Warli art wall hanging — 100 pcs, $14–24 per piece
Lead Times
- Sampling: 3–4 weeks
- Bulk production: 45–60 days
Frequently Asked Questions
What is the minimum fabric quantity per colour I can order?
Standard MOQ for made-to-order fabric is 500 metres per colour per construction. Stock fabrics may be available in 100–300m lots at premium pricing. Some mills carry "seasonal remnant" stocks at lower minimums. For custom weaves or specialty constructions, MOQ typically rises to 1,000+ metres.
How do I verify the fibre composition of my fabric shipment?
Request an independent fibre composition test (SGS, Intertek, Bureau Veritas, or Alex Stewart) on the actual bulk lot before shipment. The test verifies percentage of each fibre by weight against the specification. Cost is typically $150–300 per test and worth the certainty — mis-declared fibre content is one of the most common textile import disputes.
What lead time should I plan for custom-woven fabric?
From order confirmation: yarn procurement 2 weeks, loom setup 3 weeks (for new construction), sample and approval 2 weeks, bulk weaving 3–5 weeks, finishing and shipping preparation 1 week. Total: 12–16 weeks for a first custom weave. Repeat orders on the same construction compress to 5–7 weeks.
How is fabric priced — per metre or per kilogram?
Most fabric is priced per running metre at a standard width (e.g., 140cm or 150cm). Some technical fabrics and yarn are priced per kilogram. When comparing quotes across suppliers, verify the width and GSM — a "per metre" quote at 110cm width isn't comparable to one at 150cm width for the same GSM.
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About Blueridge Trade LLP
Blueridge Trade LLP operates a dual business model. Our textile division is a direct manufacturer — we own and operate the production of our cashmere, Merino wool, silk, organic cotton and blended fabric programmes, controlling quality from fibre sourcing through finishing.
Beyond textiles, we operate as a trading and sourcing partner for industrial commodities (copper, aluminium, zinc, tin, tungsten scrap, activated carbon), botanicals and spices, export-grade packaging, and consumables. In these categories we leverage a vetted network of Indian producers rather than manufacturing in-house — giving international buyers a single consolidated point of contact for both textile manufacturing and broader Indian sourcing requirements.