Rewritten Stories - Upcycled Textiles

Patchworks

Cushion

€19,00 EUR
Handmade product
Ethnic Chic Style
100% Cotton
Size(cm)
ABOUT THIS DESIGN

Our up-cycled cushions are truly one of a kind—no two pieces are ever the same. Each cushion carries a story from its past and speaks to a more sustainable future, where products are given a new lease on life.

Note: Each Patchworks cushion is unique, and the design you receive may differ from the one shown on the website.

Our up-cycled cushions are truly one of a kind—no two pieces are ever the same. Each cushion carries a story from its past and speaks to a more sustainable future, where products are given a new lease on life.

Note: Each Patchworks cushion is unique, and the design you receive may differ from the one shown on the website.

ABOUT THIS PRODUCT

Our accent cushions can be paired with the all season quilts or simply added to any seating area to bring a pop of colour and texture to the space.

Note: Cushion fillers are not included with the product

Our accent cushions can be paired with the all season quilts or simply added to any seating area to bring a pop of colour and texture to the space.

Note: Cushion fillers are not included with the product

CARE AND COMPOSITION

Composition

  • 100% Cotton

Care

  • Spot cleaning recommended
  • Hand wash in cold water
  • Wash separately
  • Do not bleach
  • Do not tumble dry

Composition

  • 100% Cotton

Care

  • Spot cleaning recommended
  • Hand wash in cold water
  • Wash separately
  • Do not bleach
  • Do not tumble dry
MANUFACTURING AND CRAFTSMANSHIP

Drawing from the ancient Indian practice of breathing new life to old fabrics and whispers of a past when circularity was more than a trend but a way of life, Rewritten Stories brings to the fore the tradition of up-cycling and not allowing materials to go to waste.

Drawing from the ancient Indian practice of breathing new life to old fabrics and whispers of a past when circularity was more than a trend but a way of life, Rewritten Stories brings to the fore the tradition of up-cycling and not allowing materials to go to waste.