A rectangular decorative cushion in a light pink fabric with metallic gold and silver floral patterns

Rosetta Garden 50x30cm

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A rectangular decorative cushion in a light pink fabric with metallic gold and silver floral patterns
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Rosetta Garden 50x30cm

£28.00
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Woven in Japan with silver metallic thread, this cushion began life as a vintage silk Obi - the ceremonial sash worn with a Kimono.

It's been carefully rebuilt into a piece your home can live with, where the light catches the brocade differently by the hour.

The motifs are cherry blossom and chrysanthemum - for centuries it has stood for renewal and longevity.

This is a one-of-a-kind piece. Once it's gone, this exact pattern won't be repeated.

Specifications

  • 50 x 30cm / 19.6 x 12in
  • Silver metallic brocade
  • Decorative front, plain backing
  • Removable cover
  • Filled with soft, hypoallergenic hollow fibre - UK orders only (other regions: cover only)
  • Photos show the actual piece for sale, including natural signs of age
Cover color
Material
  • 100% Silk (Excluding gold/silver threads where applicable)
  • Made in Japan, hand-finished in the UK
Care
  • Steam gently on a low silk setting with a cloth buffer to remove creases
  • Do not machine wash, soak or scrub, no tumble drying
  • Dry clean only
Shipping
  • We aim to dispatch items within 2 working days. Once shipped, you will receive an email with further information to track your order.
  • Delivery times vary depending on the location.
  • For buyers outside the UK, please note that import duties/taxes are buyer's responsibility.
  • More information can be found on our Shipping Policy page.
Return policy

Because each Obi is a vintage, one-of-a-kind piece, we're generally unable to accept returns. But we are always here if you have questions before you buy.

If something arrives that genuinely doesn't match the images and/or description, please reach out and we'll make it right.

More information can be found on our Return Policy page.

What does the motif mean?

Chrysanthemum 菊

When Emperor Go-Toba 後鳥羽天皇 in the late 12th century started using the motif as his personal emblem, the flower's association with the throne took hold, and it has represented the Japanese imperial family ever since.
Today, it also represents nobility, longevity, and rejuvenation.

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