Each exotic type of fabric that’s used in making exotic comforter sets has a special story to tell. As you have lots of options, here are some of our favorites that will surely make you fall head over heels of the exotic lands where they came from.
Suzani - Originating from Central Asian countries, suzanis come with floral motifs, but they are now adorned with suns, stars, moon, and even pomegranates! Suzanis may be beautiful and exotic, but they make for comforter sets that are extremely expensive as their creation is time-consuming;
Ikat - This type is among the finest textiles used in making exotic comforter sets. Before the fabric, ikat, is woven, it undergoes a tedious process of tying, marking, and dying. A comforter set that features ikat is dyed using natural materials like turmeric, candlenut, and papaya leaf. It is soft to the touch and durable, but because it’s hand-woven, it can be pricey.
Yuzen - This one’s a favorite in western countries as we have this fascination about kimonos. Yuzen textiles feature birds and flowers mostly, but they can have other charming designs like landscapes from the east. Yuzen is commonly used in making exotic comforter sets as it can be easily replicated and it’s an affordable option.