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Cushion with an ikat pattern in a deep russet colour with navy and yellow accents
Side of a cushion with an ikat pattern in a deep russet colour with navy and yellow accents and gold velvet on the back
Close up of an ikat patterned fabric in a deep russet colour with navy and yellow accents

Giza Ikat Cushion

$285.00 NZD

There's nothing like an ikat pattern to add dash of global style to your interior. Originating in South East and Central Asia, Ikat patterns were traditionally woven patterns where the yarn was tied and bundled before being dyed - creating the intricate hazy edged patterns typical to an ikat once woven.

With digital printing technology we can now enjoy printed ikats like this design by iconic UK designer Andrew Martin.

Made from Rayon and an interesting fibre called Ramie from a plant in the Nettle family.

The price shown includes a luxurious ethical feather inner.

Front: Rayon and Ramie blend
Back: 100% Polyester Velvet ★ Gold
Piping: 100% Polyester Velvet ★ Navy

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COLLECTORS ❤︎ This category contains contemporary designer fabrics - often discontinued designs that are no longer available, plus unused fabrics purchased from fabric collectors and vintage dealers. These fabrics are in perfect condition. The cushions in this category are limited edition

While every attempt has been made to represent the colours accurately, please be aware that colours can vary from screen to screen. If in doubt please make sure you have read our returns policy before purchasing.

Please protect your cushions from direct sunlight to minimise fading.

Please only dry-clean your cushion on a gentle dry-cleaning cycle.

We do not recommend spot cleaning marks; spot cleaning some textiles such as viscose can leave permanent watermarks, and velvet pile can be permanently disturbed.

Pattern placement differs from cover to cover