Add texture, softness and style to your sofa, chair or bed with this hand hand-woven cushion. Each cushion is one of a kind and will radiate the warmth, care and skill that was woven into it by Hilda from Honest Weaves.
Description
Handwoven in collaboration with The Liverpool Weaving Company, using premium quality lambswool spun from merino fleece. 100% pure, mulesed-free wool.
Merino sheep have been specially bred to produce the softest and finest wool. Lambswool is wool from the first shearing of the animal. This cushion has wraparound woven fabric, no backing fabric.
Cushion pad filling eco fibre is made from post consumer PET plastic bottles, otherwise destined for landfill, these plastic bottles are reprocessed to create a fibre stuffing. Made in the UK.
This eco-friendly cushion cover has been pre-washed, and the insert comes included.
Materials and Care
100% pure, mulesed free lambswool.
Recycled bottle cushion pad filling
Due to the delicate nature of the material, the cushion cover should be spot cleaned and can also be lint rolled to remove any extra fluff.
Hand wash in cold or lukewarm water with a small amount of detergent or wool wash. Dry flat.
Dimensions
Large 44cm x 47cm approx
Mini 33cm x 36cm approx
Features
Handmade cushion
Handwoven using sustainable and ethical materials
Textile artwork
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Fast & fully tracked delivery
We post every order on a special FULLY TRACKED door-to-door service. You can change the time and day via the email notifications.
- Estimated UK delivery 2-3 working days.
- FREE tracked shipping for orders over £60
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Our commitment to sustainable design
We are committed to providing you with modern homewares and accessories that will last a long time and are consciously created. We want to ensure everything we do as a circular economy, has minimal negative impact on the environment whilst also creating huge positive impact for our wider community. Read more
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Not for profit
100% of the profits that we make is fed back into community workshop provision, local artists to enable collaborations and growth, charity support and more. Every January we will announce where the profits are being spent.
