Vibrant hues and stunning patterns are hallmarks of traditional sari fabrics in India. These Cafe-Style Aprons are lovely examples of one of many ways this unique beauty is upcycled when the saris are no longer able to be worn.  Coordinating or contrasting colors on the waistband ties beautifully highlights these kitchen necessities.  And you'll also appreciate the hand-stitching that adds yet another layer of handmade details. 
Every Kantha Apron goes through the hands of 5 women and provides approximately 6 hours of work!  
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