Add texture, softness and style to your sofa, chair or bed with this hand hand-woven lilac purple 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
Lilac Cushion with beautiful handwoven detailing, featuring 100% Falkland Island wool.
The cushion backing fabric is 100% cotton and has been sourced from a Welsh company. It is a neutral shade. The inner cushion is 100% filled with British wool and covered in natural colour cotton cambric. The wool is both produced and processed in the UK.
This cushion cover has been pre-washed and the cushion insert comes included.
Handmade using sustainable practices in Bristol.
Materials and Care
100% pure wool and cotton
100% British wool inner filling.
Due to the delicate nature of the material, the cushion cover should be spot cleaned. To remove any extra fluff please use a comb or fabric shaver Hand wash in cold or lukewarm water with a small amount of detergent or wool wash. Dry flat.
Dimensions
45cm x 40cm
Features
Handmade in Bristol
Sustainable materials
Natural colour-palette
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