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Hand Embroidered Burprestidae Cushion

Name: Hand Embroidered Burprestidae Cushion
Brand: Paya
SKU: PAYA_0190
Price: 4740.00 THB
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Hand Embroidered Burprestidae Cushion

This handcrafted square cushion, made by retired teachers turned local textile artisans, features a vibrant embroidered beetle motif in tones of red, green, and black set against a bright yellow mudmee textile front. Finished with refined blue piping and a contrasting turquoise back, it beautifully balances playful natural imagery with traditional Thai weaving heritage, making it a bold accent for modern, eclectic, or nature-inspired interiors.

Dimensions (LxWxH)

40 x 40 cm

Place of Origin

Thailand

Colour

Yellow mudmee front, blue piping, turquoise back

Condition

Brand New

Materials & Techniques

Cotton cushion cover with polyester fiber filling. Machine washable, hang dry

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Decorative pillows with intricate patterns on a blue sofa, with a display of folded cloths in the background.

Paya

Paya is deeply committed to blending traditional craftsmanship with contemporary aesthetics. With a strong focus on preserving the cultural heritage of northern Thailand, they work closely with artisans to enhance their skills in weaving, dyeing, and textile design. Their vision is to create home decor pieces that are not only beautiful and functional but also support sustainable livelihoods and empower local communities, ensuring that age-old techniques evolve for today’s markets while remaining true to their roots.