Berber Cushion
Ecru & Natural Linen
Materials: Wool / Natural Linen / Feathers
Dimensions: 500mm x 500mm
Made by Niki Jones, these designer cushions are inspired by vintage Berber rugs from the Atlas mountains in Morocco. They are Crewel embroidered by hand, using wool with a reversible motif and natural linen base cloth.
Crewel work is a traditional hand embroidery technique that originates in the Kashmiri area of Northern India. Working by hand, and using a crewel hook, artisans work together stitching the wool in intricate chain stitch, transforming the cotton or linen fabric into a swirling textured pattern. Kashmiris are known as master embroidery artisans. Their skills have been passed from generation to generation over many centuries and continues to create much skilled employment for the area.
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