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Shrujan 'Antariksh' 40cm X 40cm Fuchsia Hand Embroidered Handloom Cotton Mushroo Cushion Cover Pair
Shrujan’s 'Antariksh' 40cm X 40cm fuchsia hand embroidered handloom cotton mushroo cushion cover pair has been embroidered by the women of the Jat Dhaneta community from the Kutch region of Gujarat. This style is characterized by densely embroidered geometric and abstract motifs. A mirror is usually placed at the centre of each motif with radiating within the motifs and all over the composition as well. The mushroo cotton used in these cushion covers is handwoven in Kutch and the back of the cushion covers is made from discharge and block printed cotton.
This fuchsia 40cm X 40cm (16’ X 16’) cushion cover pair can be used to add a pop of colour to your living areas, balconies or your bed room.
Dry Clean Only
Fillers not included
This product is handcrafted and one of a kind, hence minor variations in designs within the pair make them unique. Colours in the image and the actual product may vary slightly.
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Wash Care
Cotton Apparel - Hand wash separately. Silk & Madhubani - Dry clean only. Baskets & Show Pieces - Clean with a wet cloth. For any other product - Please find the wash care in the product description.
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Shipping
Free shipping within India on orders valued INR 1101 and above.Shipping out of India is as per weight calculation at checkout.
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Gift Wrap Available
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30 Days Free Return
Okhai Apparels - 30 Days Free Return. On SALE - No Return Refund. Please Note - Custom Made Handicrafts - No Returns No Refund as mentioned in the product description.
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Estimated Delivery Time
Okhai Apparel - 4-6 Working Days. Custom Handicrafts - 15 to 30 days as artisans make it after they receive the order.
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Colors
Do note that sometimes the colors on screen appear brighter.
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