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Daughters of Gaea
Shanaya Silk Reversible Cushion
Shanaya Silk Reversible Cushion
The Shanaya Silk Cushion evokes soul-soothing scenes of lush Indian gardens interlaced with calm blue waters and roaming wild deer.Featuring contrasting tones from cornflower blue to butterscotch yellow, the floral silk cushion covers have a reversible design on either side. Dyed onto soft but durable taffeta silk and hand block printed by Tharangini Studio in India.
Please note all products are made lovingly by hand, so there may be slight variations in colour and finish.
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PRODUCT INFORMATION
PRODUCT INFORMATION
100% mulberry silk, certified GOTS dyes.
45 x 45 cm | 17.7 x 17.7 in
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Daughters of Gaea
Founded by Felicity Marshall, Daughters of Gaea works creates unique handmade homewares with a provenance as beautiful as the designs. Working in tandem with female artisan-led groups in India, they seek to empower women through dignified work opportunities rooted in transparency and ethical practices. Each collection is a celebration generations-old handcraft techniques and irrevocably linked to the country in which they were made.