Wabi-Sabi takes its name from the Japanese philosophy that honors the beauty found in simplicity—and in imperfection. Its block-printed grid pattern reflects centuries-old printing traditions in Jaipur, Rajasthan, known as the global epicenter of hand-carved wooden blocks and pigment printing.

Rendered in two expressive colors—Garnet, a deep Bordeaux against natural cotton, and Midnight, an inky blue on a warm-toned base—this design balances the geometry of modern home decor with the authenticity of handmade art. No two impressions are exactly alike; every piece tells a story of human touch.

Crafted on durable 200-thread-count cotton percale for duvet covers and shams, and on airy hand-quilted voile for coverlets, Wabi-Sabi also extends into the dining room with matching placemats, napkins, and table linens.