Blue, yellow and white with balloons — the most optimistic print in the Aenak kids blanket collection. Balloons have always signified the same thing in every culture — celebration, the lightness of joy, a gift that goes upward. On soft mulmul cotton in a handblock print with a reversible design they make a baby blanket that feels as cheerful as the occasion it was made for.
Two formats that cover every season and every temperature. The quilt with cotton filling and a quilted pattern for the cooler nights when a baby needs genuine warmth. The dohar with flannel filling in a lightweight non-quilted construction for warmer nights, summer days and AC rooms where breathability is what matters most. Both in the same blue, yellow and white balloon print — fresh and gender-neutral and beautiful in any nursery palette. The reversible design means two different looks from one blanket — a practical detail that parents who make every nursery decision carefully genuinely appreciate. Customisable with the baby's name at checkout. Made to order by Aenak with the care given to every piece they create. Available exclusively on Tooffi, India's marketplace for independent brands that create with genuine craft and intention.
Care Instructions: Quilts — colour protect dry clean.
Disclaimer: Handcrafted product — slight variations in shape, size and colour are natural due to the artisanal process. Actual colours may vary slightly depending on screen settings.
Details:
- Material: Soft mulmul cotton
- Print: Reversible handblock prints
- Colour: Blue, yellow and white
- Quilt: Cotton filling with quilted pattern
- Size — Small: 40 x 60 inches
- Size — Large: 60 x 90 inches
- Customisation: Baby's name can be added at checkout in order notes
- Made to order — delivery up to 15 days
Perfect For
Baby shower gifting for the family that wants natural mulmul cotton in the most cheerful gender-neutral print · A practical gift that covers both warmth and lightness in two formats for every season · The most personal baby blanket possible when customised with the child's name