Inspired by the timeless beauty of the lotus flower this cushion cover is crafted using the traditional Egyptian Khayamiya technique. Each piece is carefully hand-stitched by Egyptian tentmaker Hany Abdelkader, whose work is featured in the Victoria and Albert Museum (V&A) in London. With at least four days dedicated to hand-stitching its intricate details, this piece is a celebration of exceptional craftsmanship and artistic heritage.
Details
Handmade in Egypt using the traditional Khayamiya technique
Handcrafted by Hany Abdelkader
Size: approx. 45cmx45cm
Net weight: approx. 250gm
Material: 70% cotton and 30% polyester
Sleeve-style closure, without buttons or zips
Inner cushion not included
Care Instructions: for the first wash sock in water and vinegar then handwash gently.
Small variations in stitching and detail are characteristic of handmade craftsmanship, making each piece unique.
Inspired by the timeless beauty of the lotus flower this cushion cover is crafted using the traditional Egyptian Khayamiya technique. Each piece is carefully hand-stitched by Egyptian tentmaker Hany Abdelkader, whose work is featured in the Victoria and Albert Museum (V&A) in London. With at least four days dedicated to hand-stitching its intricate details, this piece is a celebration of exceptional craftsmanship and artistic heritage.
Details
Handmade in Egypt using the traditional Khayamiya technique
Handcrafted by Hany Abdelkader
Size: approx. 45cmx45cm
Net weight: approx. 250gm
Material: 70% cotton and 30% polyester
Sleeve-style closure, without buttons or zips
Inner cushion not included
Care Instructions: for the first wash sock in water and vinegar then handwash gently.
Small variations in stitching and detail are characteristic of handmade craftsmanship, making each piece unique.
