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Cushion cover repurposed from H'mong vintage skirt, cross-stitched embroidery and batik pattern
Cushion cover repurposed from H'mong vintage skirt, cross-stitched embroidery and batik pattern
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Highlights:
Material: Vintage H'mong fabric, cross-stitched embroidery, batik drawing
Size: 45 x 45 cm (17.7 inches)
Description:
- This cushion cover is made from an authentic traditional H'mong tribal skirt
- The front of the cushion cover is 100% handmade. It includes hand embroidery with silk thread forming a flowery pattern which is one of the classic patterns in H'mong culture. The second part of the cushion's front side is batik fabric using beeswax to create patterns.
- There are decoration fabric stripes in diamond shape patterns which is also a traditional H'mong design
- Additionally, the cushion trim features a vibrant red piping fabric, further enhancing the artisanal qualities of the product.
- The back side is from black 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
Refashioned fabrics
The fabrics that are traditionally used to make tribal costumes are refashioned into a more commonly used products like bags, wallets, home decor. They are usually combined with other materials for diversed applications.
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 fabric requires a lot of time, effort and skills of the makers and it is worth to be applied widely.