Rolling hills and open landscape worked in crewel embroidery, in earthy oranges and mustards. It is a small piece of scenic art on a cushion - the kind of thing that works in a reading corner or on an armchair where people actually look at it closely.

Key Features

• Hand-embroidered crewel stitching throughout
• Scenic rolling landscape design
• Warm earthy palette of orange and mustard
• Standard 18 x 18 inch square size
• Rich raised texture from wool thread work
• Suits rustic, contemporary and nature-led interiors

Product Details

• Fabric: Cotton base with wool embroidery
• Craft: Hand-embroidered crewel work
• Design: Scenic rolling landscape
• Colour: Orange and mustard tones
• Dimensions: 18 x 18 x 2 inches (approx. 46 x 46 cm)
• Handcrafted in: India

How to Style It

• On a reading chair where the detail can be seen up close
• On a sofa with neutral or earth-toned upholstery
• On a bed with plain cotton bedding
• In a study, balcony seat or sunroom

Care & Maintenance

• Spot clean or dry clean
• Do not soak, wring or brush the embroidery
• Dry flat in the shade
• Vacuum lightly on low suction to remove dust

Frequently Asked Questions

Which cushion insert should I use with it?

It is made for a 18 x 18 inch cushion. Using a filler one to two inches larger than the cover is the usual trick for a full, rounded look - a same-size insert sits flatter and looks more tailored.

What is crewel embroidery?

Crewel is wool thread worked in chain stitch over a cotton or cotton-blend base, a technique long associated with Kashmiri craftsmanship in India. The wool sits proud of the fabric, which is where the raised, tactile texture comes from.

Is the landscape embroidered or printed?

Embroidered. Every hill, tree and contour is stitched by hand in wool thread, which is why the scene has raised texture and why no two covers are exactly alike.

How do I clean it without damaging the embroidery?

Spot clean gently, or dry clean for a full wash. Avoid soaking, wringing and stiff brushes, all of which loosen hand-worked threads. Dry flat in the shade rather than hanging it wet, so the stitching does not pull out of shape.

How do I keep it looking fresh between washes?

Shake it out and brush or vacuum it on low suction once a week. Dust settles quickly in Indian homes and is what dulls both silk sheen and embroidery over time - regular dusting does more for the look than frequent washing.

Handcrafted in India. As every piece is woven or embroidered by hand, slight variations in colour, texture and detailing are natural and make each cover unique.

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