Bird Print Curtains: The Preethi Bird Curtain for Bright, Cheerful Rooms

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Some rooms don’t need anything loud. Take the small kitchen window that catches the morning sun, or a kid’s bedroom. A balcony door with a row of plants outside is another one. Those spots just need something light. Bird print curtains fit there nicely. A few small birds on the fabric, and the room already feels a bit happier.

MnR Decor has one called the Preethi Bird Curtain. It’s cotton, block printed by hand, with little birds in mustard and grey.

A Closer Look at the Preethi Bird Curtain

Nothing fancy about the design. White cotton, and birds in two colours, mustard and grey. Both are quite soft, so it goes with most rooms. Put it against a plain wall, though, and the whole corner looks different.

Everything is printed by hand using wooden blocks. So the birds don’t come out identical. One might be slightly lighter. Another sits a little higher than the one beside it. That’s normal for block printing.

The cotton is thin, but it doesn’t feel cheap. It drops nicely and moves when there’s a breeze. People outside can’t see through it. Sunlight still comes in, so the room stays bright.

Sizes and Prices for This Bird Curtain

You buy each bird curtain as a single panel. The width is 52 inches. Pick the length based on where it’s going.

The 5 ft one is ₹1,300. That’s the right size for kitchen windows and other small windows. The 7 ft one costs ₹1,600 and fits a normal door or a taller window. The 9 ft one, at ₹1,800, is for tall doors or if you want it hanging right down to the floor.

Then choose how it hangs. Back loops are fabric tabs on the back. The rod stays hidden, and the curtain falls neatly. Eyelets are metal rings that slide easily. If the curtain gets opened and closed all day, eyelets are less of a struggle.

Where Bird Print Curtains Work Best

Kitchens and Dining Areas

Most kitchen windows only need the 5 ft size. Mustard is a warm colour, and it looks good next to wooden shelves, steel vessels, and clay pots.

Children’s Rooms

The birds are cute, but not in a babyish way. When the child turns ten or twelve, the curtains still won’t look silly.

Balcony and Garden Doors

Got a door that opens onto plants? Hang a 7 ft or 9 ft bird curtain there. It goes well with all that green outside.

Mixing Prints and Solids

In a small room, a whole window full of print can be a bit much. Try one printed panel and one plain panel instead. MnR Decor also sells solid cotton curtains in pastel shades, and putting one beside the bird print calms things down. The birds still get noticed. For a full look, the curtains together should be around one and a half to two times the window width.

Caring for Hand Block Printed Curtains

They can go in the washing machine. Skip the bleach. Don’t scrub the print, and don’t leave it soaking for hours. Hand-printed colours last longer when you’re gentle with them. Iron it on the back side. Orders go out in about a week.

Final Thoughts

Want a room to feel lighter without much effort? Bird print curtains do that. The Preethi has a handmade print, pure cotton fabric, and three lengths to choose from, so it works for a tiny kitchen window just as well as a tall garden door. You can see the full details of this hand block printed bird curtain on the MnR Decor website.

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