Hilltribe Lumbar Cushion with Beads - Red & Multicoloured

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Hilltribe Lumbar Cushion with Beads - Red & Multicoloured

Name: Hilltribe Lumbar Cushion with Beads - Red & Multicoloured
Brand: Paya
SKU: PAYA_0223
Price: 4810.00 THB
Availability: InStock

4,810.00 THB

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Paya Hilltribe Lumbar Cushion with Beads - Red & Multicoloured

4,810.00 THB

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Hilltribe Lumbar Cushion with Beads - Red & Multicoloured

Crafted from handwoven cotton and mixed-yarn Karen tribe fabrics, this lumbar cushion beautifully showcases the intricate textile artistry of Northern Thailand. The front features richly textured geometric embroidery in deep red tones, highlighted with delicate bead accents and subtle touches of indigo, yellow, and green—each motif individually stitched by hand. The back presents a refined contrast, combining black handwoven cotton with indigo Karen fabric and finished with a traditional pink tassel tie, adding a touch of charm and authenticity. A vibrant statement piece that brings colour, texture, and cultural craftsmanship into any living space.

As each cushion is handmade from traditional textiles, slight variations in pattern and colour are celebrated as part of its unique character.

Dimensions (L x W x H)

63 x 35 cm

Place of Origin

Northern Thailand

Colour

Red & Multi-coloured

Condition

Brand New

Materials & Techniques

Handwoven cotton and mixed-yarn Karen tribe fabrics; traditional hilltribe embroidery with bead accents

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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.