Pavilion
Evoking memories of midsummer days spent under an airy pavilion in a beautiful garden, this prints collection was designed with the English summer in mind.
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Otter Barley
Ikat cotton cushion in barley yellow
A luxurious cushion made from Otter Barley, a sprawling ikat design, reminiscent of water flowing on an English river with beautiful warp and weft detail in the print.
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£85
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Otter Barley
Otter Barley
This sprawling ikat design is reminiscent of water flowing on an English river with beautiful warp and weft detail in the print. Capturing the essence of the English countryside, this luxury fabric symbolises the tranquillity of a flowing river, and the joyful spirit of its namesake. Composed of a light cotton and linen material, this luxury fabric has a lovely, breathable finish, and with 35,000 rubs it is suitable for upholstery as well as curtains. Printed in the Lake District using ECOFAST technology, a digital printing method which uses 50% less water than traditional techniques. Part of the Pavilion Collection.
Otter Barley - Ikat cotton cushion in barley yellow
A luxurious cushion made from Otter Barley, a sprawling ikat design, reminiscent of water flowing on an English river with beautiful warp and weft detail in the print. Capturing the essence of the English countryside, this luxury fabric symbolises the tranquillity of a flowing river, and the joyful spirit of its namesake.
Whilst every effort is made to make all cushions identical in pattern placement some will vary due to large pattern repeat of the Otter fabric.
Printed in the Lake District using ECOFAST technology, a digital printing method which uses 50% less water than traditional techniques.
