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Woven of cotton blend threads by Hmong hill tribe artisans, these cushion covers make a cultural addition to any space. Thai Tribal Crafts presents the cushion covers, each detailed with multicolored patterns in a variety of styles, such as the traditional cross-stitching technique. Each cover opens at the back with a zipper for inserting a cushion. Pattern and colors may vary due to the handmade nature of the fabric but will match within the set.

Working in batik, Alaya Cholprasertsuk depicts purple elephants with golden tusks. She seems to capture the personality of each pachyderm. They grace a pair of cushion covers with modern Thai style.

By Thai Tribal Crafts, this pair of cushion covers celebrates the beauty of hill tribe handicrafts. Local Hmong artisans weave each cushion cover of cotton blend threads, creating multicolored designs in a variety of styles, such as the traditional cross-stitching technique. Each cushion cover features a zipper at the back for inserting a cushion.

Precise geometric motifs alternate with birds in an exquisite design. From talented members of Women United for Artisan Development, the cushion cover is woven by hand on a backstrap loom. Cording defines the borders, and the back is solid grey. "We love birds," the artisans confide. "This design was woven by women who live in Quiché, a forested region in western Guatemala."

Should one of the threads snag, they suggest you pull it back into place from the back of the fabric with a fine crochet hook.

Bright as the morning star, this cushion cover celebrates Zapotec artistry. Mario Chávez obtains the yellow dye by mixing pomegranate with liana before weaving the cover on a traditional loom. Featuring polyester trim for support, the cover closes with a zipper.

The use of natural dyes may cause slight variations in hue. This hand crafted item may vary slightly in size.