Khan Bedhouin Decorative Pillow With Down Feather Insert

Description

The English word Bedouin comes from the Arabic Badawi, which means "desert dweller”, a territory that stretches from the vast … more The English word Bedouin comes from the Arabic Badawi, which means "desert dweller”, a territory that stretches from the vast deserts of North Africa to the rocky sands of the Middle East. The weaving is usually done by women on a ground loom, creating a strong and tight textile that is made into camel bags, tents, rugs, and pillows, essential for survival in the desert. This striking bold interpretation was printed in England for Bailey & Griffin and features gold, red, and navy geometric shapes, trimmed in soft gold chenille tassels.

100% upcycled pristine remnant fabrics sourced from a designer
First side: Cotton blend
Second side: Cotton blend
Trim: Chenille tassels
Dimensions: 17" x 20"
Closure: invisible zipper
Down feather insert
Indoor use only
Handmade locally in the USA
Dry clean only less