Baroque Aurelia Cushion - Black & Antique Gold

THE BLACKENED TEETH LIMITED

£30

Where darkness meets opulence. The Baroque Aurelia Cushion is a decadent tribute to antique grandeur, woven in a dramatic pairing of black and antique gold. Crafted from a richly textured jacquard, the pattern features sweeping baroque florals and gilded scrollwork - ornate, regal, and unapologetically lavish. The name Aurelia comes from the Latin for “golden one”, perfectly reflecting the fabric’s warm metallic sheen. This cushion feels weighty, luxurious, and timeless - an heirloom aesthetic for modern gothic interiors. Perfect for elevating a sofa, throne-like armchair, or dark boudoir, the

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