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Ikat Embroidered Cushion Cover Grey/Red (Italy)

Price: $49.00
  • Ikat weave
  • Embroidered playful flowery tendrils soften up the graphic pattern
  • Size: 40x40cm (15.7inx15.7in)
  • Material: Cotton
  • Subtle colors: Soft Red and Grey
  • Origin: Italy
  • Designer: Roberto Bianchini

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    Grey is considered a 'neutral' color in interior design since it can be combined with practically any other shade. Here, Ikat weave cotton cushion cover has a soft red as the complimentary color to the gray.

    • Information about IKAT technique
      Information about IKAT technique January 25, 2010

      The term IKAT originally comes from the Indonesian word 'mengikat', meaning to 'tie or wrap'. This is a technique which has been handed down over the ages and is exceptionally complicated and time consuming way to design textiles.


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