wool pillows

A beautiful summer tree with a trunk of pumpkin and smoke-colored leaves adorns each of these cushion covers, embroidered in acrylic against a cotton body in eggshell white. Designed by Amit Moza, these cushion covers carry on the embroidery traditions of Kashmir. Each cushion cover features a slit opening on the back for the insertion of a cushion.

Indian textile designer Seema loves to play with bright colors and various fabrics, and these attractive pillow covers are a wonderful example. Rayon thread, in chartreuse and brown, is embroidered onto cream polyester in a whimsical, leafy pattern that evokes the bright and dappled comfort of a shaded garden. The pair of covers features concealed zippers on the solid cream backs.

Pink and burgundy hues create a whirl of exquisite sensations in this embroidered cushion cover pair. Designer Amit Moza of India uses cotton as the textile base for these lustrous covers, whose chain-stitch acrylic embroidered details imitate the essence of a regal garden. Each cover has a zipper on the back, allowing easy use.

The elegant beauty of a carnation garden is accented by a romantic cardinal red hue, creating a classic accessory for an elegant space. Macedonio Palomino's cushion cover, crafted in Peru, displays a distinguished embroidered pattern that combines its vibrant hues with an ivory base color. The piece comes equipped with an opening at the back for easy use.

Suzani embroidery details exude majesty and luxury in Hakim Tajibaev's latest creation. The Uzbekistani artisan takes inspiration from the region's classic textiles to create this silk and cotton blend cushion cover laden with silk threads, whose blue base hue enriches the stunning grace of the floral accents.

The rich artistic heritage of Central Asia includes the decorative tradition of Suzani embroidery. Ripe pomegranates adorn the front, the old-world symbol of abundance and prosperity, while vines and leaves are brought to life by silk threads in pretty colors, all hand stitched onto a silk and cotton base. The backside showcases the artistry of hand woven ikat, another cherished textile tradition of Central Asia. Complete with a hidden zip closure, the cushion cover is a testament to the timeless elegance and craftsmanship that defines this extraordinary art form. The Uzbekistani team puts their expertise into practice to create the embroidered pomegranate-themed scene that adorns the front, often used as omens of fertility and abundance. The accessory, made in silk fabrics and threads features a contrasting cotton ikat farbic ornamenting the back, concealing the zipper opening.