Rima Hand-Embroidered Cotton Cushion (15.5in/40cm)

Rima Hand-Embroidered Cotton Cushion (15.5in/40cm)Claudia Martinez Mansell founded Kissweh to create fair working opportunities for those in the refugee camps of Lebanon and Syria. The Rima cushion displays a mix of tonalities and motifs reminiscent of Japanese Boro patchwork. Its embroidered entirely by hand over the course of two to three weeks and complete with a tonal zipper. The craftswomen combine the colours differently every time, making each piece one of a kind.

genuine calfskin leather exterior with coordinated stitching for an authentic finish

they'll transport you to a Sorrento summer – even if you are just in your kitchen

but also the expert craft behind it

where the size is dictated by the width of the loom – a detail that avoids unnecessary waste

characterised by an arrangement of multicoloured mosaic tiles

Claudia Martinez Mansell founded Kissweh to create fair working opportunities for those in the refugee camps of Lebanon and Syria

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