By Walid 18th-Century Flemish Tapestry Linen Cushion
€735
Johnstons of Elgin Herringbone Jacquard Wool Cushion
€245
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Designed to complement Johnstons’ contemporary wool throws, this jacquard cushion comes in a sandy neutral herringbone weave with contrasting hand-stitched trim. Artisans at the Elgin mill always use the finest Australian merino wood, blended with 10% cashmere for a supersoft feel.
Product ID: 2202405006
View more from: Johnstons of Elgin / Cushions
Other colours
-
Designed to complement Johnstons’ contemporary wool throws, this jacquard cushion comes in a sandy neutral herringbone weave with contrasting hand-stitched trim. Artisans at the Elgin mill always use the finest Australian merino wood, blended with 10% cashmere for a supersoft feel.
Product ID: 2202405006
View more from: Johnstons of Elgin / Cushions
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Meet the Maker:
Johnstons of Elgin
The brainchild of Alexander Johnston, Johnstons of Elgin founded the Elgin Mill, Scotland in 1797. Through impeccable craftsmanship, dedication and patience, the brand’s devoted team use natural fibres, alongside traditional weaving and knitting techniques to create clothing, home accessories and furnishing fabrics — these are recognised as some of the world’s finest cashmere and woollens.
