What does the Boho cover look like?
A deep green ground carries orange and blue patchwork squares, with folk florals, geometrics and small mirror dots worked in red, yellow and purple. A white stitched rim runs around the edge with multicolour tassels. The deep green makes it feel earthy, while the patches keep it bright.
What do the multicolour tassels add?
They bring movement and a festive, folk finish to the edge. Because they pick up the same reds, yellows and purples as the patches, they tie the edge back to the centre of the design. They are also what gives the cover its relaxed, bohemian character on a sofa or floor.
What sizes are available?
There are three: 16 x 16, 18 x 18 and 32 x 32 inches. The first two suit sofas, armchairs and diwans. The 32 x 32 inch size is large and works well on the floor or as a single oversized cushion.
What is Banjara work?
Banjara work is a bright folk embroidery tradition known for bold thread colours and small mirrors stitched into the design. On this cover it appears in the mirror dots and colourful stitching across the patches, combined with Kambadiya patchwork and Kantha running stitches.
Will the patches on mine match the picture?
The overall colours will stay similar, but individual patches may vary, because finding the same patches again is extremely difficult. Your cover will share the same deep green base and folk feel, with its own arrangement of squares.
What fabric is it made of?
The cover is made of cotton. Patchwork squares, thread embroidery and small mirror dots are worked over it by hand, so the surface looks heavy with work. A white stitched rim and multicolour tassels finish the edge, and the deep green ground keeps the bright patches grounded.