Cube Kantha Pouf Cushion Cover With Indigo Block Print

Made from recycled cotton kantha fabric.

Kantha quilts have been made for centuries by artisans in rural India and Bangladesh. They are made from layers of recycled sarees which were hand stitched together to create a reversible, one of a kind blanket.
Each one is completely unique. They come in different sizes, thicknesses and qualities, each one with tiny running stitches holding the layers together, sometimes embellished with superb embroidery.
We only ever cut up ones that are too damaged to repair or too stained to clean, and try to do justice to the artisan who originally made it.

Hand wash cold
Line dry
Do not bleach

In-stock items are normally sent on the same or following day. All deliveries are fully tracked and you'll get email updates to your inbox.

International delivery includes duties and taxes so you won't have to pay any extra import fees to get your item.

UK Free on orders over £30: 2-4 days for items in stock using using Royal Mail,  EVRI or DPD.

UK Express: 1-2 days using Evri or DPD

Delivery to remote areas and NI may take a few days longer

International Free: 7-20 days. Free international delivery with Royal Mail or Evri applies for all orders over USD$60 / 60€ or equivalent in your local currency.

International Express: 1-5 days with UPS

All international duties and taxes are included in the price.

Other items including pre-ordered and made-to-order will take longer to despatch. Please see the product description for estimated despatch and transit times. 

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All our textiles are made using natural materials including cotton, linen, bamboo (and occasionally polyester recycled from post-consumer waste). You won't find any fabrics made from raw plastics such as polyester or acrylic, or made using toxic chemical processes such as viscose or acetates. Natural products not only feel better, they are also hypoallergenic, better for you and for the planet.

We send everything using minimal biodegradable plastic bags for protection and recyclable paper packaging.