Are these cushions made from authentic antique textiles?

Yes, the cushions utilise genuine nineteenth and early twentieth-century tribal weavings, kilims and French tapestries. These historical fragments are carefully converted into functional soft furnishings. Nomadic bag faces and flatweaves retain their original hand-spun wool and natural dye characteristics, offering a direct link to traditional village and tribal craftsmanship.

How should I care for a wool cushion?

Wool and natural dye textiles require gentle maintenance to preserve their structure and colour. Professional specialist cleaning is recommended for antique pile and flatweave covers. Avoid direct, prolonged sunlight to prevent natural dye fading, and plump the inner gently to maintain the shape of the woven panel.

What is the difference between a kilim and a bag face cushion?

A kilim cushion is constructed from flatwoven carpet fragments featuring geometric slit-weave designs. In contrast, a bag face cushion derives from the decorative front of a nomadic utility bag. Bag faces often include specific tribal iconography and denser detailing, whereas kilims provide repeating geometric patterns across a flat surface.

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A handwoven wool pillow brings tactile warmth to a room, formed from repurposed tribal bags, kilims and French textiles dating back to the nineteenth century.