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Square cushion, Handwoven mudmee (ikat) fabric

Name: Square cushion, Handwoven mudmee (ikat) fabric
Brand: Paya
SKU: PAYA_0182
Price: 2349.00 THB
Availability: InStock

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Paya Square cushion, Handwoven mudmee (ikat) fabric

2,349.00 THB

2,610.00 THB

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Square Cushion, Handwoven Mudmee (ikat) Fabric - Burgundy

This rectangular cushion blends deep, moody colour with intricate heritage craftsmanship. Its central indigo panel showcases finely stitched Hmong geometric embroidery in soft white, bordered by vivid red piping and accented with playful handmade rosettes in red, black, and yellow. The background is a rich plum handwoven cotton—creating a bold yet balanced composition. Likely crafted in Northern Thailand, early 21st century.

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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.