Description
This white embroidered sheer curtain brings the warmth of nature indoors. The combination of a bright white, transparent base and rust-toned embroidery creates a striking contrast – warm against cool, organic against light – that gives the curtain a vivid, earthy character quite different from the gold and ivory versions in the same range. It is a curtain that feels grounded and lively at the same time.
The embroidery traces a flowing botanical vine across the full width and height of the fabric. Flowers and buds in varying stages of bloom, leaves, and elegantly curling stems are stitched in a warm rust – part terracotta, part copper-brown – with occasional lighter tones that add depth to the threadwork. The white sheer base acts as a canvas, making the warm rust embroidery stand out with clarity and warmth. When backlit by daylight, the vine becomes even more vivid.
Made from 100% polyester, this sheer is light and easy to care for, with a weight of just 50 GSM that gives it an airy, floating quality. The large pattern repeat of 27.2 cm horizontally and 24.3 cm vertically allows the vine motif to move gracefully across the curtain panel without feeling cramped. The 122 cm width suits standard windows and door panels, and can be generously gathered for a fuller look.
This is a sheer curtain designed to diffuse daylight rather than block it. The translucent white base allows plenty of light through, while the embroidery adds visual interest and a warm colour note. For rooms requiring additional privacy or blackout at night, it pairs well with a rust, cream, terracotta, or brown blockout curtain layered behind it.
This rust embroidered sheer is particularly well-suited to warm and earthy interiors. Style with terracotta, ochre, deep orange, or warm brown accessories, and pair with natural materials like jute, rattan, or dark wood. Works beautifully in bohemian, maximalist, and eclectic interiors, as well as in spaces inspired by the warm palette of Indian homes.
Care instructions: Dry clean only. Do not bleach or soak. Iron at a low temperature. Do not tumble dry.





