button covers

A millenary icon of Thai beauty, the portrait of a woman from the northern region embellishes these cushion covers. Lanna women are renowned for their exceptional beauty and graceful elegance; they are traditionally portrayed under a parasol, becoming a national symbol under the phrase Mae Yin Kang Jong ("Woman opens her umbrella"). Alaya Cholprasertsuk's design depicts the lady surrounded by soft and warming hues using batik on cotton, with a button closure at the back. These cushion covers are ideal for a room of feminine inspiration.

Batik is a fabric art in which cloth is stretched on a wooden frame and a design is sketched in pencil. Then a mixture of melted wax and resin (70%/30%) is painted onto areas where color is not desired and the fabric is dipped in a solution of reactive dye, water, salt, and sodium bicarbonate. When the fabric is crumpled into the dying solution, the wax cracks, creating an attractive network of fine lines. The wax is removed and process is repeated for each color utilized. Finally, the cloth is washed and rinsed to remove any excess dye.

Ghanaian artisan Robert Ayine Anaba hand-weaves this unique natural fiber basket. Created from raffia in cheerful colors, the covered container closes with a button-loop and features a leather strap to carry beach items, children's toys and much more.

Crafted using ancestral batik techniques, this cotton shirt is a vibrant creation that will complement any style on any occasion. Saktut Raitawati from Bali enhances the garment with a colorful pattern on a solid black tone, complementing her design with a button-down closure and a spread collar.

The unique architecture of the glorious City Palace in Jaipur inspired designer Seema Shah’s cotton jacket. A comfortable and stylish layer, the jacket features a notched neckline, fabric covered buttons with loop closure and gentle gathers at the waist to give a flattering fit.

Refreshing colors and little batik turtle motifs create a gallant garment reminiscent of the stunning Balinese coasts. Saktut Raitawati's newest creation is crafted from cotton in a palette of green, purple and turquoise hues that allows for a refreshing vibe. On top of that, this shirt comes with a handy button-up closure, short sleeves and a spread collar.

Looking for a feminine touch to add elegance to your wardrobe? This exquisite midnight blue cardigan by Peru's Briseida Huete brings graceful beauty with its delicate hand-embroidered floral and leaf accents. Crocheted from soft alpaca and cotton fibers, it boasts lovely details like the scoop neck, fabric-covered buttons and bell long sleeves, making it a must-have item you'll reach for again and again.

Inspired by the intricate patterns found in the royal palaces of Jaipur, Shalabh designs this eye-catching tunic. The artisan crafts the tunic from silky polyester, digitally printing the surface with a bright floral motif. Traditional Indian embroidery, or chikankari, covers the tunic around the button front half placket.

The rising and setting of the sun never fails to cause wonder, as it did for the pre-Hispanic artists in Peru. Master weaver Zosimo Laura depicts both in a wool cushion cover of dazzling colors. The reverse side is orange, and red with orange and features a a button opening.

Despite being woven on a traditional wooden loom, this beautiful cushion cover has modern appeal. Zosimo Laura in Peru designs the cover, which features a vibrant diamond motif on the front and a solid blue back. The cover is crafted from pure wool yarns on a cotton warp, and features a button opening on the back for inserting a cushion.