Tree Full Of Parrots Plum Cushion Cover 18"x18"
Tree Full Of Parrots Plum Cushion Cover 18"x18"
A tree full of parrots is a sign of success in aspirations and future endeavours. According to the 17th century Indian manuscript, “The Book of Dreams”, encountering this . . . more
A tree full of parrots is a sign of success in aspirations and future endeavours. According to the 17th century Indian manuscript, “The Book of Dreams”, encountering this avian spectacle in dreams is deemed profoundly fortunate, made more so living amongst the trees of life. Their raucous, throaty squeaks travel far, symbolising blessings and good fortune - qualities we manifested in every hand-embroidered detail of this collection of table linen.
Cushion cover in cotton. Handmade in India.
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Product Details
Product Details
- Material: Cotton
- Size: 18"W x 18"L | 45.7 W x 45.7 L cm
- Weight: 0.13 kg | 0.286 lbs
- Number of Pieces: 1 Cushion Cover without filler
- SKU: VBC251
- This product has been handcrafted by local artisans. As such, slight variations are a testament to the unique character of a piece made by hand.
- Country of Origin: India
- Manufactured by: Nirvaan Design Private Limited, A-4, Sector 64, Noida, U.P. - 201301
Care Details
Care Details
- Machine wash on gentle cycle with mild detergent.
- Wash dark colors separately.
- Tumble dry low.
- Do not bleach.
- Keep out of direct sunlight.
- Medium iron.
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- We don’t accept cancellations, returns, or exchanges. For more details, please refer to our Shipping & Returns policy.
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Tree Full Of Parrots Plum Cushion Cover 18"x18"



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