Agatha Renaissance Floral Cushion - Red

THE BLACKENED TEETH LIMITED

£30

The Agatha Renaissance Floral Cushion takes its cues from historic European textiles, where pattern was woven with intention and colour carried weight. Set against a red ground, its brocaded florals and scrolling stems echo the wall hangings and upholstery once found in grand houses, chapels, and old libraries. Woven rather than printed, the fabric has a subtle sheen and tactile depth that catches the light gently, revealing layers of antique gold, muted blue, and softened rose within the pattern. Dimensions: 55cm x 55cm Details: Cushion cover is removable. Reverse of cushion mirrors the front

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