Handblock Printed Cotton Cushion Covers with Floral & Stripe Motifs 16 x 16 Inches (Set of 1)

Name: Handblock Printed Cotton Cushion Covers with Floral &amp; Stripe Motifs 16 x 16 Inches (Set of 1)
SKU: LKJ-FSD-255
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A set of 2 handblock printed cotton cushion covers featuring floral vine motifs, classic stripes, and geometric borders in soothing blue and grey tones. Perfect for elevating everyday home décor with handcrafted elegance.

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About This Item

Handcrafted using traditional Indian handblock printing techniques
Made from 100% natural cotton fabric with a soft, textured weave
Elegant floral vine motifs paired with classic stripes
Calm indigo blue, grey, and green tones on an off-white base
Finished with a geometric border design for added character
Standard 16 x 16 inch size, ideal for sofas, beds, chairs, and loungers
Durable, breathable, and suitable for everyday living
Each piece is unique due to its handcrafted nature

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.