Handmade by Eliana Rajao Designs using authentic Marimekko Fandango fabric, this red lumbar pillow cover brings vintage Scandinavian pattern, texture, and warmth to a sofa, chair, bed, or layered pillow arrangement. The tone-on-tone red design feels bold but refined, with a strong textile personality.
Each pillow cover is individually handmade by Eliana Rajao Designs in a smoke-free and pet-free Cambridge studio using carefully selected textiles and professional sewing techniques.
Details:
• Size: 12x20 inches
• Material: 100% linen
• Hidden zipper closure
• Back: solid red backing
• Pillow cover only; insert not included
• Handmade in a smoke-free and pet-free Cambridge studioCare:
Machine wash cold on a gentle cycle. Do not bleach. Lay flat or hang to dry. Iron if needed or dry clean for best results.
Product Disclaimer:
This item is independently hand-crafted by Eliana Rajao Designs using genuine licensed Marimekko fabric. Eliana Rajao Designs is not affiliated with, sponsored by, or endorsed by Marimekko.
Handmade by Eliana Rajao Designs using authentic Marimekko Fandango fabric, this red lumbar pillow cover brings vintage Scandinavian pattern, texture, and warmth to a sofa, chair, bed, or layered pillow arrangement. The tone-on-tone red design feels bold but refined, with a strong textile personality.
Each pillow cover is individually handmade by Eliana Rajao Designs in a smoke-free and pet-free Cambridge studio using carefully selected textiles and professional sewing techniques.
Details:
• Size: 12x20 inches
• Material: 100% linen
• Hidden zipper closure
• Back: solid red backing
• Pillow cover only; insert not included
• Handmade in a smoke-free and pet-free Cambridge studioCare:
Machine wash cold on a gentle cycle. Do not bleach. Lay flat or hang to dry. Iron if needed or dry clean for best results.
Product Disclaimer:
This item is independently hand-crafted by Eliana Rajao Designs using genuine licensed Marimekko fabric. Eliana Rajao Designs is not affiliated with, sponsored by, or endorsed by Marimekko.
