Floral Chevron Cushion Cover

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Elegant cream cushion cover with golden floral block print and subtle chevron pattern, perfect for a modern yet traditional home décor look.

Specifications:

Material: 100% Cotton
Color Palette: Saffron Orange, Olive Green, and Cream
Closure: Hidden zipper for a seamless look

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Elevate your home décor with this beautifully crafted Sunahari Floral Chevron Cushion Cover that blends traditional charm with modern elegance. Designed on a soft cream base, the cushion features delicate golden floral motifs inspired by classic Indian block prints, paired with a subtle chevron pattern at the bottom for a contemporary touch. The warm tones of saffron, olive, and beige create a soothing yet sophisticated aesthetic, making it a perfect addition to your sofa, bed, or favorite armchair. Crafted with care using high-quality fabric, this cushion cover offers a soft feel, durability, and timeless appeal, enhancing the overall ambiance of your living space.
Size:16 × 16 inches

Dimensions

40 × 40 cm

Care Instructions

Hand Wash Recommended: Wash separately in cold water using a mild, liquid detergent (such as Ezee or Gentle). Avoid using harsh powders or bleach, as these can break down the pigment binders.

Do Not Soak: To prevent any color migration or "bleeding" of the hand-stamped patterns, do not leave the fabric submerged in water. A quick, gentle dip-wash is best.

Dry in Shade: Direct sunlight can cause pigments to fade over time. Always turn the cushion cover inside out and air-dry it in a well-ventilated, shaded area.

Avoid Wringing: Do not twist or wring the fabric harshly. Gently squeeze out excess water to prevent distortion of the block-printed motifs.

Hot Iron: For a crisp, professional finish, use a hot iron on the reverse side of the print. The heat also helps in further "setting" the pigment into the fibers for long-lasting durability.