sofa pillows

Working on an artisanal wood loom, Peru's Zosimo Laura creates a dreamy pair of cushion covers. Against a body of ginger, geometric grecas, or spirals are handwoven in hues of chestnut and alabaster. Laura weaves these cushion covers from wool. Each cover features a zipper on the side for inserting a cushion.

Mexico's Manuela Gomez hand weaves this cotton cushion cover on a traditional backstrap loom. Using a brocade weave, the artisan creates a pattern of elaborate spice brown diamonds on a pearl grey background. The back of the cover is solid brown and has an opening for inserting your favorite cushion.

Add a relaxing touch to your home with this Zapotec cushion cover from Mexico. Designed by Carmen Ruiz, the cushion cover is carefully handwoven of cotton on the telar de chicote, a traditional handloom. The appealing cushion cover features a solid hue of cafe au lait with striped patterns in brown and white at the center that are diligently incorporated by hand. It opens at the back with a zipper for inserting a cushion.

Intricate geometric motifs are finely created on a traditional Thai handloom. Combining brown and ivory, these elegant cushion covers showcase the ancient Thai technique known as yok dok, which once added glittery details with threads made of finely beaten silver or gold. Keawpankanlaya presents the pair. They feature solid brown backs and borders.

Intricate geometric motifs are finely created on a traditional Thai handloom. Combining blue, red, brown and pink, these elegant cushion covers showcase the ancient Thai technique known as yok dok, which once added glittery details with threads made of finely beaten silver or gold. Keawpankanlaya presents the pair. They feature solid brown backs and borders.

A cozy piece against the cold and a symbolic embrace in support of Ukraine: help those in need with this throw exquisitely handmade by Ukrainian hands using refined wool yarns. This comfortable design will keep you warm during this winter season while also making sure no one stays alone in these difficult times. The artisans craft the blanket with plaid or diamond patterns, each in diverse hues, to ensure you find your favorite.

By buying a throw, you give a free blanket to someone in Ukraine, helping this person and their loved ones survive the winter.