Vidya Organic Shower Curtain

Vidya Organic Shower CurtainDiscover the Vidya Organic Shower Curtain by John Robshaw. Evoking a regal garden, this stunning shower curtain features stately blooms and winding vines in soft blue and sage tones. An exquisite addition to bohemian and contemporary bathrooms. Crafted in India in 100% organic long staple cotton percale with a 200 t. c. The Vidya Organic Shower Curtain by John Robshaw performs as a functional yet stylish addition to any bathroom space. Measuring 72" x

Discover the Vidya Organic Shower Curtain by John Robshaw. Evoking a regal garden, this stunning shower curtain features stately blooms and winding vines in soft blue and sage tones. An exquisite addition to bohemian and contemporary bathrooms. Crafted in India in 100% organic long staple cotton percale with a 200 t.c.

The Vidya Organic Shower Curtain by John Robshaw performs as a functional yet stylish addition to any bathroom space. Measuring 72" x 72", it is designed to flawlessly cover a standard tub or shower opening. Crafted in India, this curtain is presented in a solid blue hue, offering a clean and sophisticated look.

Constructed from 100% Organic Long Staple Cotton percale with a 200 thread count, the fabric provides a cool, crisp feel. Its tightly woven texture ensures durability while maintaining an elegant finish. The use of long staple cotton enhances the fabric's smoothness and strength.

Thoughtful construction includes a 1-inch hem along the sides and a 3-inch fold-over hem at the top and bottom. Twelve ring holes are integrated into the top hem, suitable for standard curtain rings or hooks, providing both reinforcement and a polished edge.

This curtain serves as the primary decorative piece in your bathroom and pairs best with a waterproof liner to prevent water exposure. Sized to fit standard 72" rods and a 12-hook hanging system, it aligns seamlessly with common bathroom hardware and décor.

John Robshaw, who studied fine art at Pratt Institute, found his passion for textiles during his exploration of traditional block-printing techniques in Asia. His immersion in Indian craftsmanship led to the founding of his eponymous brand in 2001. Today, the brand continues to blend global craft with contemporary design, expanding into wallpaper, accessories, and sustainable collections while remaining committed to artisanal methods.