Bring a striking touch of contemporary global design and rich architectural texture into your home with this handcrafted 12x18 inch lumbar pillow. The front features the beautiful Worli fabric in the vibrant Desar Orange colorway (1105/E) by the acclaimed textile designer Seema Krish. Inspired by the rhythmic patterns of urban architecture and traditional craft, this cushion is an elegant statement piece for your sofa, armchair, or bedding arrangement.
Product Details
Dimensions: 12x18 inches—a tailored lumbar size designed to provide clean visual structure and supportive, lower back comfort.
Front Fabric:Seema Krish Worli in Desar Orange (Pattern #1105/E). A luxury, artisan-inspired textile featuring intricate geometric needlework.
Back Fabric: A coordinating solid neutral matching fabric, thoughtfully chosen to ground the energetic orange pattern and offer a clean reverse side.
Texture & Artistry: Raised, multi-dimensional embroidery stitchwork that stands out against a premium base cloth, offering exceptional tactile depth.
Construction: Meticulously finished with a professional hidden zipper closure along the bottom edge for a seamless, designer appearance and easy cover removal.
Why You’ll Love It
Artisanal Heritage Design: Seema Krish is highly celebrated for blending traditional, time-honored global textile techniques with modern, graphic sensibilities, creating fabrics with a true soul.
Dimensional Embroidery: Unlike flat prints, the embroidered geometric linework of the Worli pattern brings a rich, couture-level texture to your decor that catches ambient light beautifully.
Vibrant, Grounded Warmth: The "Desar Orange" colorway injects a fresh, sun-drenched energy into neutral spaces, layering effortlessly into Modern Organic, Boho Luxe, or Global Transitional interior styles.
Care Instructions
To protect the detailed embroidery work and the integrity of the base fabric fibers, professional dry cleaning is highly recommended. Spot clean gently with a damp cloth if necessary, and avoid ironing directly over the embroidered threads.
