Aenak · Made-to-Order Curtains
Handblock Printed Curtains — Made for Your Window, Your Room, Your Exact Requirement
Every Aenak curtain is made to order. Choose your length — 5 ft window, 7 ft door, 9 ft long door. Choose your light control — semi-blackout (blocks ~50% sunlight) or full blackout. Choose your hanging style — eyelet, loops, rod pocket, or channel fitting. 100% cotton, authentic Sanganeri handblock print. One WhatsApp away from the exact curtain your room needs.
📏 3 standard lengths + custom on request
🌑 Semi-blackout or full blackout
🪝 4 hanging styles to choose from
🖐️ Authentic Sanganeri handblock print
🧵 100% cotton · 42 inches wide per piece
Everything You Can Customise — A Complete Guide
At a Glance — What's Customisable
Every Aenak curtain is made to order. You choose: length (5 ft / 7 ft / 9 ft from the product page, or other lengths via WhatsApp) · light control (semi-blackout ~50% or full blackout from the product page) · hanging style (eyelet by default; loops, rod pocket, or channel fitting via WhatsApp). Width is fixed at 42 inches per curtain piece. Price is per single piece — not a pair. COD is not available on curtains as they are made to order.
Customisation 1 — Length Choose Your Curtain Length Select directly on the product page Three standard lengths are available as product variants: Window (5 ft) for standard Indian windows, Door (7 ft) for standard doors, and Long Door (9 ft) for tall doors, floor-to-ceiling panels, and high-ceilinged rooms. For any other length up to 9 ft maximum, WhatsApp +91-9136167510 with your required measurement and we will confirm availability and pricing before you order.
Customisation 2 — Light Control Semi-Blackout or Full Blackout Select directly on the product page Choose between the standard curtain (blocks approximately 50% of sunlight — warm, diffused light in the room) or the Blackout option (full blackout lining — complete light blocking for bedrooms, nurseries, and home theatres). Both variants are available in all designs and all three standard lengths, selectable directly from the product variant options without needing to contact us.
Customisation 3 — Hanging Style How the Curtain Hangs Eyelet by default · Other styles via WhatsApp The default hanging style is Eyelet — metal rings punched into the top of the curtain that slide onto a curtain rod. For other hanging styles — Loops (fabric loops at the top, more casual), Rod Pocket (fabric tube that slides over the rod, for a gathered look), or Channel Fitting (a flat channel at the top, used with channel tracks rather than rods) — WhatsApp +91-9136167510 before placing your order and we will configure the curtain with your preferred style.
Important — Price is Per Single Piece
Every curtain in this collection is priced per single piece, not per pair. For a standard window or door that needs two curtain panels (one on each side), you will need to order a quantity of 2. For a single-panel covering (one curtain pulled fully across the opening), order quantity 1. If you are unsure how many pieces your opening needs, WhatsApp +91-9136167510 with your window or door width and we will advise.
Semi-Blackout vs Full Blackout — Which Do You Need?
Light control is the most practically important decision in choosing a curtain, and the one most people get wrong by relying on vague product descriptions. Here is exactly what each option delivers — and which rooms each is best suited for.
Standard / Semi-Blackout Blocks approximately 50% of sunlight The standard Aenak curtain is a single layer of 100% cotton with no additional lining. It blocks approximately 50% of incoming sunlight — enough to reduce glare and create a warm, diffused light effect in the room rather than complete darkness. Through these curtains in daylight, the handblock print is beautifully backlit — the design glows softly with transmitted light in a way that adds to the room's aesthetic. Best for: living rooms, dining rooms, home offices, and any room where you want to filter and soften light without blocking it completely. Also ideal where the curtain is more decorative than functional.
Full Blackout Option Complete light blocking — for bedrooms, nurseries, home theatres The blackout variant adds a full blackout lining layer behind the handblock cotton outer fabric. This lining blocks light completely — even in bright daylight, the room will be dark with the curtains drawn. The handblock print is fully visible on the outer (room-facing) side; the lining is on the inner (window-facing) side. Best for: bedrooms (especially for those who work night shifts or sleep in daylight), children's bedrooms and nurseries (day naps), home theatre rooms, and any room where complete darkness on demand is required. Select "Blackout" from the variant options at the product level — available in all standard lengths and all designs.
Which Light Control for Which Room?
Living room / dining room / study: Standard (semi-blackout) — you want light filtering, not darkness. The backlit handblock print looks beautiful in natural light.
Master bedroom: Blackout — especially if you use blackout curtains for better sleep quality or work night shifts.
Children's bedroom / nursery: Blackout — for afternoon naps and early morning sleep-ins regardless of sunrise timing.
Home theatre / media room: Blackout — essential for screen visibility.
Kitchen / bathroom: Standard — these rooms benefit from natural light and the aesthetic of a filtered-light curtain.
Hanging Styles — Eyelet, Loops, Rod Pocket, and Channel Fitting
The hanging style determines how the curtain is attached to the rod or track, how it opens and closes, and how it falls when drawn. The right hanging style depends on your existing hardware and the look you want.
Default — No WhatsApp Required Eyelet (Metal Ring Top) Default on all orders Metal rings punched evenly across the top of the curtain — the ring slides directly onto a standard curtain rod. The most common curtain hanging type in Indian homes, compatible with the vast majority of curtain rods and poles available in the market. Creates a clean, contemporary look with even pleating when drawn. Easy to open and close. If you do not specify a hanging style when ordering via WhatsApp, your curtain will arrive with eyelets.
Custom — WhatsApp Before Ordering Loops (Fabric Loop Top) Via WhatsApp +91-9136167510 Fabric loops stitched evenly across the top, in the same cotton as the curtain. The rod threads through the loops. Creates a more casual, relaxed, bohemian look — particularly suited to the handblock print aesthetic. Loops allow the curtain to drape in soft folds rather than the structured pleats of eyelets. Best for: living rooms and bedrooms where a relaxed aesthetic is preferred, and for rooms where the curtain is opened and closed less frequently.
Custom — WhatsApp Before Ordering Rod Pocket (Tunnel Top) Via WhatsApp +91-9136167510 A sewn tunnel at the top of the curtain that the rod slides through. The gathered fabric at the top creates a ruffled, traditional look. Rod pocket curtains cannot be easily pushed along the rod — they are best for semi-permanent placements where the curtain is more decorative than functional. Well-suited to the ethnic and artisan aesthetic of Sanganeri handblock prints.
Custom — WhatsApp Before Ordering Channel Fitting (Track Fitting) Via WhatsApp +91-9136167510 A flat channel at the top of the curtain designed for use with curtain tracks (rather than rods). Clips or hooks attach the curtain to the track's runners. Channel fitting gives the smoothest, most precise curtain movement — ideal for floor-to-ceiling panels and for rooms where the curtain is drawn and opened multiple times daily. If your home has existing curtain tracks, specify "channel fitting" via WhatsApp when ordering.
Size Guide — Length, Width, and How to Measure
Getting the size right is the most critical step in ordering any made-to-order curtain. Here is the complete guide to measurement and sizing for Indian windows and doors.
| Variant |
Length |
Width per piece |
Best for |
Pieces for full coverage |
| Window 5 ft
|
5 feet (152 cm) |
42 inches (107 cm) |
Standard Indian windows — sill length or slightly below |
2 pieces for a standard window (one per side) |
| Door 7 ft
|
7 feet (213 cm) |
42 inches (107 cm) |
Standard Indian door frames (approx. 6.5–7 ft tall) |
2 pieces for a standard door (one per side) |
| Long Door 9 ft
|
9 feet (274 cm) |
42 inches (107 cm) |
Tall doors, floor-to-ceiling panels, high-ceilinged rooms |
2 pieces for standard width; 3–4 for wide openings |
| Custom Length |
Any length up to 9 ft |
42 inches (107 cm) |
Non-standard openings, specific design requirements |
Depends on opening — WhatsApp for guidance |
How to Measure Your Window or Door
For length: Measure from the curtain rod or track (not from the top of the frame) to where you want the curtain to end. For sill-length: measure to the windowsill. For door-length: measure to just above the floor (leaving 1–2 cm gap). For floor-to-ceiling: measure to 1 cm above the floor. Round up to the nearest standard size — a curtain slightly longer than the opening is preferable to one that falls short.
For width: Each curtain piece is 42 inches (107 cm) wide. For standard Indian windows (typically 3–4 ft wide), two pieces give a full, gathered look when drawn together. For standard doors (typically 3–3.5 ft wide), two pieces work well. For wider openings or for a very full, layered look, order more pieces. If unsure, WhatsApp +91-9136167510 with your opening width and we will advise how many pieces you need.
How to Order — The Complete Process
Because Aenak curtains are made to order with multiple customisation options, some combinations are selected directly on the product page and others require a brief WhatsApp conversation before ordering. Here is the complete ordering process.
Choose your design from the collection Browse the designs in this collection — floral, geometric, botanical, indigo, and more. All designs are available in all length and light-control combinations. If you want to match a curtain design to an Aenak bedsheet or bedcover you already own, WhatsApp +91-9136167510 and we will advise on complementary designs from the same Sanganeri print vocabulary.
Select length and light control on the product page On the product page, choose your curtain variant: Window–5ft, Door–7ft, or Long Door–9ft, and whether you want the standard (semi-blackout, ~50% light blocking) or Blackout version. These six combinations (3 lengths × 2 light options) are all selectable directly on the product page without contacting us.
WhatsApp us if you need a non-standard option If you need a custom length (other than 5ft / 7ft / 9ft), a non-eyelet hanging style (loops, rod pocket, or channel fitting), or have any sizing questions — WhatsApp +91-9136167510 before placing your order. We will confirm the specification, provide a quote if pricing differs, and guide you through the order. Do not place a standard order and add notes for custom options — contact us first to ensure the order is configured correctly.
Add quantity and place your order Remember: price is per single curtain piece. For a standard window or door needing two panels, set quantity to 2. For a single-panel covering, set quantity to 1. For multiple windows in the same design, you can add the total number of pieces required in a single order. COD is not available on curtains — prepaid payment only, as all curtains are made to order.
Production and delivery Your curtain goes into production after your order is confirmed. Made-to-order curtains typically take 10–15 working days from order to delivery — longer than Aenak's in-stock products. For time-sensitive requirements (home renovation, festive season), order at least 3–4 weeks before your required date. You will receive a shipping notification when your order dispatches.
For All Custom Requirements
WhatsApp +91-9136167510 with: your required length (if not 5ft/7ft/9ft) · your preferred hanging style (if not eyelet) · your window or door width (to advise on number of pieces) · your design choice (if you want to confirm it matches other Aenak products).
We respond within a few hours during working days. For non-standard specifications, confirm via WhatsApp before placing the online order so the curtain is made exactly to your requirement.
100% Cotton, Authentic Sanganeri Handblock Print
Every Aenak curtain is made from 100% cotton — not cotton-polyester, not cotton-rich, not any blend. Pure cotton is the right fabric for handblock printed curtains for the same reason it is the right fabric for handblock bedsheets: natural cotton absorbs dye deeply, holds the print with colour richness and depth, and drapes naturally in a way that synthetic fabrics cannot replicate. A handblock print on 100% cotton looks alive and dimensional; the same design on polyester looks flat and printed-on.
The print is applied before the curtain is constructed — Chippa artisans in Sanganer press hand-carved teak wood blocks onto flat cotton fabric, one impression at a time, building the design across the full width and length of each curtain panel. The result is a print that runs continuously from top to bottom — not a print applied after hemming that stops at the edge of the construction. The colours are azo-free dyes, the same standard used across all Aenak products.
"In daylight, a handblock printed cotton curtain does something no other window covering does — it glows. The light passes through the cotton weave and the dye becomes luminous from the inside."
🎨 The Designs — Sanganeri Florals, Geometrics, and Botanicals Aenak's curtain collection draws from the same Sanganeri handblock print vocabulary as the bedsheets and bedcovers — buti florals, buta flower motifs, jaal lattice patterns, and botanical themes. The curtain designs include Anaar (pomegranate), Flower Baag (flower garden), Periwinkle, Indigo Blue, Triangle geometric, Palm botanical, and several floral compositions. Each design is available in multiple colourways — indigo and white, terracotta and cream, pink and green, and more. The curtain and bedsheet collections share the same design language, so coordinating your window and bed treatments is straightforward.
✨ Azo-Free Dyes — Colourfastness That Lasts All Aenak curtains use azo-free dyes — the same standard as the bedsheets and bedcovers. For curtains, azo-free matters for two reasons: direct skin safety where curtains are touched frequently, and long-term colourfastness. Azo-free dyes on natural cotton hold their colour through washing and exposure to indirect light significantly better than conventional synthetic dyes. Your curtains will retain their print richness for years with correct care.
📐 42 Inches Wide — The Right Width for Indian Openings Every Aenak curtain panel is 42 inches (107 cm) wide — the industry standard for Indian door and window curtains. For most standard Indian windows (typically 3–4 ft wide) and doors (typically 3–3.5 ft wide), two panels of 42 inches per side give a full, appropriately gathered look when the curtains are drawn. For very wide openings — a large bay window or wide balcony door — additional panels create the fullness needed. Because the width is fixed, the only decision is length and how many pieces you need.
Styling Guide — Which Design for Which Room
The right curtain design transforms a room in the same way the right bedcover transforms a bedroom — immediately and completely. Here is how to think about design choice by room.
🛏️ Bedroom — Coordinate with Your Aenak Bedsheet or Bedcover The bedroom is where curtain and bedsheet coordination is most visually impactful. An Aenak Anaar print bedsheet with an Anaar print curtain in the same or complementary colourway makes the bedroom feel designed rather than assembled. Because all Aenak products draw from the same Sanganeri print vocabulary, mixing designs — an indigo jaal bedsheet with an indigo floral curtain — also works cohesively. WhatsApp +91-9136167510 with your existing bedsheet design if you want advice on the most harmonious curtain choice. Choose the blackout variant for the bedroom.
🛋️ Living Room — Statement Print, Semi-Blackout In a living room, the curtain is the largest visual element. A handblock printed cotton curtain at 7 ft or 9 ft in a strong design — an indigo blue floral, a terracotta Anaar, a vibrant flower baag — anchors the room. Choose the standard (semi-blackout) option for living rooms; the filtered light through the cotton makes the room feel warm and the print glows beautifully. For a floor-to-ceiling effect in a living room with standard 10 ft ceilings, order the 9 ft Long Door length.
👶 Nursery / Kids' Room — Blackout, Soft Design For a child's room or nursery, the blackout variant is the most practical choice — day naps, early bedtimes, and early morning sleep-ins all benefit from complete light blocking. Pair with an Aenak kids dohar in a matching or complementary handblock design for a fully coordinated children's room. The gentle, organic character of Sanganeri handblock printing is appropriate for a child's room without being overly childish — it will still look right when the child is older.
🍳 Kitchen / Dining — Window Length, Light Design Kitchen and dining room curtains benefit from natural light — choose the standard (semi-blackout) option and the 5 ft window length. A botanical print (Palm, Flower Baag) or a floral in warm terracotta or yellow works well in kitchen spaces. The 100% cotton fabric is appropriate for the kitchen environment and the handblock print adds character to a space that often receives the least attention in Indian home décor decisions.
Care Instructions — Keeping Your Curtains Beautiful
🧺 Machine or Hand Wash — Gentle, Cold, Separately Hand or machine wash separately in cold or lukewarm water using a mild liquid detergent. "Separately" is important — natural dye cotton can bleed slightly in early washes, and washing with other garments can cause colour transfer. For the first 1–2 washes, always wash the curtain alone. After that, colours stabilise and the curtain can be washed with other cottons.
🫧 Mild Liquid Detergent Only Use a mild liquid detergent. No bleach — bleach strips both the handblock print dye and the cotton fibres. No harsh powder detergent. No fabric softener — not needed for cotton curtains and can leave residue that dulls the print over time.
🌤️ Dry in Shade — Not Direct Sunlight Dry in shade or indirect light. Extended direct sunlight exposure during drying fades natural dye colours over time — ironic for a curtain, but the drying exposure is different from the diffused light exposure when hanging. After drying, when the curtain is hung in position, the light filtering through it is indirect and does not significantly fade the dye at the rate that direct sun exposure during drying would. Shake gently before hanging to restore drape.
🔥 Iron While Slightly Damp — Medium Heat Iron while the curtain is still slightly damp for the smoothest finish. Use medium heat on the cotton setting. Iron from the reverse (lining side for blackout curtains, plain side for standard curtains) for the best result. A well-ironed curtain hangs significantly better and the print reads more crisply.
🔄 How Often to Wash Cotton curtains in an average Indian home benefit from washing every 4–6 weeks — more frequently in dusty cities (Delhi, Jaipur) where dust settles on the fabric quickly, less frequently in cleaner environments. A gentle shake every few days keeps surface dust from setting between washes. Blackout-lined curtains are heavier and take longer to dry — plan accordingly.
⚠️ Blackout Curtains — Additional Care Note Blackout-lined curtains have an additional lining layer that requires gentler handling. Do not wring or twist the curtain during washing — the lining can crease permanently or separate from the fabric at seam points under force. Wash on a gentle machine cycle or by hand with light agitation only. Dry flat if possible, or hang carefully on a wide rail rather than a thin clothes line that can create permanent crease lines in the lining.
The Aenak Promise — Every Curtain
100% cotton — no synthetic blends · Authentic Sanganeri handblock print by Chippa artisans, Sanganer, Jaipur · Azo-free dyes — colourfastness and skin-safety verified · Fixed 42-inch width per panel · Standard lengths: 5ft (Window), 7ft (Door), 9ft (Long Door) — custom lengths up to 9ft via WhatsApp · Light control: semi-blackout (~50%) or full blackout — selectable on product page · Default hanging style: Eyelet — Loops, Rod Pocket, Channel Fitting via WhatsApp · Priced per single piece · Made to order — 10–15 working days · COD not available · Free shipping across India
Frequently Asked Questions — Curtains
Are the curtains made to order? How long does delivery take?
Yes — every Aenak curtain is made to order. Delivery typically takes 10–15 working days from the date the order is confirmed. Because they are made to order, COD (Cash on Delivery) is not available — prepaid payment only. For time-sensitive requirements, order at least 3–4 weeks before your required date. For urgent requirements, WhatsApp +91-9136167510 before ordering to check whether a faster timeline is possible.
What lengths are available? Can I get a custom length?
Three standard lengths are selectable directly on the product page: Window (5 ft), Door (7 ft), and Long Door (9 ft). For any other length up to a maximum of 9 ft, WhatsApp +91-9136167510 with your required measurement before placing your order and we will confirm availability. We do not offer lengths beyond 9 ft.
How wide is each curtain panel?
Every Aenak curtain panel is 42 inches (107 cm) wide — fixed, the same across all designs and lengths. For a standard Indian window or door, two panels (one per side) give a full coverage look. For wider openings, more panels may be needed. WhatsApp +91-9136167510 with your opening width if you are unsure how many pieces to order.
What is the difference between standard and blackout?
The standard curtain (single layer cotton) blocks approximately 50% of sunlight — filtering and softening light without blocking it completely. The blackout curtain has a full blackout lining added behind the cotton, blocking light completely for complete darkness in the room. Both are available in all designs and all standard lengths — selectable directly on the product page as variants. Choose standard for living rooms, kitchens, and decorative use. Choose blackout for bedrooms, nurseries, and home theatres.
What hanging styles are available? What is the default?
The default hanging style is Eyelet (metal rings at the top, slides onto a curtain rod) — this is what you receive unless you specify otherwise. Three other hanging styles are available via WhatsApp: Loops (fabric loops, bohemian look), Rod Pocket (fabric tunnel over the rod, gathered look), and Channel Fitting (for curtain tracks rather than rods). For any hanging style other than eyelet, WhatsApp +91-9136167510 before placing your order.
Is the price per piece or per pair?
Price is per single curtain panel. For a standard window or door that uses two panels (one on each side), add a quantity of 2 to your cart. For a single-panel covering, order quantity 1. This is standard practice in the Indian curtain industry — most curtain listings are priced per piece. If unsure how many panels your window or door needs, WhatsApp +91-9136167510 with your opening width.
How do I wash the curtains?
Hand or machine wash separately in cold or lukewarm water with mild liquid detergent. Wash separately for the first 1–2 washes. Dry in shade — not direct sunlight. Iron while slightly damp on medium heat. For blackout curtains: wash on a gentle cycle only, do not wring or twist, and dry flat or over a wide rail. The cotton outer fabric of both standard and blackout curtains can be washed at home following these instructions.
Can I coordinate curtains with my existing Aenak bedsheets?
Yes — the curtain collection and the bedsheet collection share the same Sanganeri print vocabulary. Matching the same design across both (e.g., an Anaar print curtain with an Anaar print bedsheet) creates a fully coordinated bedroom. Mixing complementary designs — an indigo jaal curtain with a floral bedsheet in the same colour family — also works cohesively. WhatsApp +91-9136167510 with your existing bedsheet design and we will suggest the best coordinating curtain option from the current collection.
What is Sanganeri handblock printing?
Sanganeri printing is a 400-year-old Indian textile craft from Sanganer near Jaipur. Chippa artisans carve intricate floral and geometric motifs — buti, buta, jaal, bel — into teak wood blocks and press them onto cotton fabric one impression at a time using azo-free dyes. Every Aenak curtain is printed this way before construction. The print runs the full length and width of the fabric. Slight variations between impressions are natural and are the proof of handmade origin — the same variations that distinguish authentic block print from machine-printed imitations.
Is COD available on curtains?
No — COD is not available on curtains. Because every curtain is made to order specifically for you, we require prepaid payment before production begins. All other payment methods (cards, UPI, net banking, wallets) are accepted. The prepaid requirement also qualifies your order for the extra 3% prepaid discount available on all Aenak orders.
Can I order curtains in a custom length — for example, 6 ft or 8 ft?
Yes — for lengths other than the standard 5 ft, 7 ft, or 9 ft, WhatsApp +91-9136167510 with your required length before placing the order. Maximum curtain length available is 9 ft. We will confirm feasibility, lead time, and pricing (custom lengths may be priced differently from standard variants) before you place the order.
