• Handwoven grey colourblock square cushion cover with a light middle band
  • Close-up of the handwoven grey and cream colourblock weave
  • Plain cream back of the grey colourblock cushion cover
  • Corner close-up of the handwoven grey colourblock cushion cover
  • Grey colourblock cushion on a blue-grey sofa next to a macrame cushion
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Handwoven Gray Colorblock Square Cushion Cover

Handwoven Gray Colorblock Square Cushion Cover

Made in India

29,00 €
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This smokey grey cotton decorative cushion cover boasts a refined handloom pattern, displaying meticulous craftsmanship from artisans in North India. Its monotone thread design and intricate fabrics provide an eye-catching aesthetic, ideal for modern living spaces. The cover also features a hidden zip closure for ease of use.

Handweaving is an arduous process requiring coordination and practice, giving the finished product a distinct artisanal feel that can't be recreated by machines. Enjoy this one-of-a-kind piece in your home.

Also ideal as a throw pillow case, this versatile piece adds a stylish accent to any sofa, bed, or chair.

Features & Details

  • Material: Cotton
  • Color: Variation of gray
  • Dimension: 45 x 45 cm
  • Detail: Concealed zip closure at the back

Handcrafted by artisans, slight variations in color, pattern, and texture give this cushion cover a unique, exclusive appeal, not to be considered flaws.

Care

• For light stains, spot clean the cushion cover with a damp cloth and mild detergent.
• For heavier stains, dry clean the cushion cover.
• Avoid using bleach or harsh detergents, as these can damage the fabric.
• Do not tumble dry or iron the cushion covers, as this can cause shrinkage and fading.
• Store the cushion cover in a cool, dry place when not in use.

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Artisans in India

Indian crafts are a beautiful and important part of Indian culture. They are made with traditional techniques that have been passed down for generations. Indian crafts are also empowering, especially for women, who often use craft making to earn a living and achieve financial independence.

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