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Blue Cushion Cover, H'mong vintage batik cloth, mace pattern
Blue Cushion Cover, H'mong vintage batik cloth, mace pattern
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Highlights:
Color: Navy Blue
Material: soft canvas fabric, vintage H'mong batik fabric
Size: 45 x 45 cm (17.7 x 17.7 inches )
Description:
- The decoration patch is 100% handmade by H'mong artisans in northern Vietnam. It is repurposed from H'mong cloth with detailed batik painting, indigo dyeing, and hand-embroidery which creates a unique design
- The blue part is made of soft canvas fabric
- The back side is from white cotton
- The Inner fabric layer behind the front side of the pillow is to provide better protection for the pillow insert against dirt, dust, and stains.
- The cushion cover has a zipper on the back side
Occasions:
- Sofa pillows, indoor pillows, outdoor pillows
- Housewarming gifts, Mother's Day gifts, birthday gifts, or special gifts for anyone who appreciates handcrafted and cultural items
- Cultural gifts
- Decoration items, holiday decorations for living rooms, reading rooms, bedrooms, terraces...
- Boutique, hotel, and cafe decoration items
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Shipping cost and time
Shipping PolicyItems are shipped from Stockholm, Sweden with following cost and time for an order:
- Sweden domestic: 59 SEK, delivered in 2-4 days
- To Europe: £7, delivered in 4-7 days
- To USA: $8, delivered in 6-10 days
- Rest of the world: £10 in 6-15 days
Click on the link to see more details in our Shipping policy
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Care Instruction & Notes
- Handmade products are subject to minor imperfections
- Product color may slightly vary due to photographic lighting
- Machine wash at 30 degree or hand wash with mild detergent to preserve the color
- Dry clean if possible
- Hang dry is recommended
Repurposed fabrics
A part of vintage tribal costumes is applied in our product designs. These fabrics are all woven by hand and naturally dyed. They also have a lot of embroidery details and batik painting using beeswax. An authentic H'mong cloth requires a lot of time, effort and skills of the makers and it is worth to be conserved in the fashion cycles