throw pillows

Crafted from cotton, these elegant cushion covers from India’s Himani Gupta showcase meticulous hand-blocked floral and vine patterns, echoing the timeless kalamkari tradition. Natural dyes grace the ivory canvas, hosting a sleek blend of grey and black hues with black cotton applique accents enhancing every side. The thoughtful back opening ensures the hassle-free insertion of cushions (not included), promising to ignite your surroundings with charm and sophistication.

Transform your surroundings with the artistic touch of India’s Himani Gupta. Delight in the richness of a pair of cotton cushion covers adorned with hand-blocked printed floral and leaf patterns, a testament to the traditional kalamkari style. Natural dyes breathe life into the ivory background, featuring an elegant interplay of blue and black shades. Enhanced with ivory cotton applique accents on every side, these covers seamlessly enliven any space. The convenient back opening facilitates effortless cushion insertion (cushion not included), making them a must-have for infusing sophistication into your home.

Indian artisan Himani Gupta's stunning cushion covers are meticulously crafted from cotton, boasting alluring floral and vine designs block-printed by hand using natural dyes in the traditional kalamkari style. Against an ivory backdrop, shades of orange, red, grey and black intertwine accentuated by black cotton applique detailing on all sides. The thoughtful back opening ensures easy cushion insertion (cushion not included), transforming any space into an elegant haven of beauty.

Designed by Shashi Sehgal, these lovely pillow shams tell a story of ancient life in India. Herders guided their flocks to graze in lush grasslands bordering the Thar Desert. For coverlets, the women created quilts of layered fabric, stitched by hand in a technique known as gudri-making or hand quilting. These quilted pillow shams are created in the same way of cotton voile.

The motifs are created with block prints, applied by hand in blue on ivory. Neat rows of flowers represent the unbroken lineage of tradition handed down over generations. Finished with piping, the edges are scalloped and the stitching is done by hand.

A zipper at the bottom of the shams opens them to insert the cushions.

Designed by Shashi Sehgal, this lovely set of bed linens tells a story of ancient life in India. Herders guided their flocks to graze in lush grasslands bordering the Thar Desert. For coverlets, the women created quilts of layered fabric, stitched by hand in a technique known as gudri-making or hand quilting. This set of quilt and two pillow shams is created in the same way of cotton voile.

The quilt is reversible and the motifs are created with block prints, applied by hand in blue on ivory. One side depicts foliage and flowers in a pattern named "Cool March," for chilly evenings in early spring. On the reverse side as well as the shams, neat rows of flowers represent the unbroken lineage of tradition handed down over generations. Finished with piping, the edges are scalloped and the stitching is done by hand.

A zipper at the bottom of the shams opens them to insert the cushions.