18th-Century English Needlepoint Linen Cushion (23.5in/60cm)

18th-Century English Needlepoint Linen Cushion (23.5in/60cm)This cushion from By Walid features intricate English needlepoint embroidery from the 18th century that depicts an array of blooming flowers. The design is hand stitched onto 19th century linen a repurposed vintage fabric thats been modernised to retell age old crafting stories, while also minimising the makers environmental footprint.

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