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Pillowcase "Pagoda" 40x40 cm

Pillowcase "Pagoda" 40x40 cm

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Pagoda Cushion Cover, 40x40 cm

Decorate your home with historical Japan!

  • elegant cushion cover decorated with a reproduction of my pen and ink drawing and acrylic painting of a pagoda with a red sun
  • pagodas are multi-story wooden towers that arrived in Japan in the 6th century along with Buddhism
  • pagodas often have five stories, each symbolizing one of the five Buddhist elements (earth, water, fire, wind, and sky)
  • pagodas are part of temple complexes and are surrounded by prayer areas for performing ceremonies


About the textile:

  • the cushion cover measures approximately 40 x 40 cm
  • the colorful fabric is made of 100% cotton
  • the textile is decorated with digital printing according to my design
  • the product can be washed (even in a washing machine) at 30°C, preferably inside out
  • ironing is possible with cotton setting, even on the right side, including steaming
  • the fabric may shrink by up to 10% after the first wash

 

  • you can also purchase a white inner cushion with the cover
  • it is suitable for allergy sufferers
  • the filling is hollow fiber (100% polyester). The outer material is 100% microfiber.
  • the inner cushion can be washed at 40°C

 

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About digital printing:

  • the images on the textile are reproductions of my original pen and ink drawings and acrylic paintings
  • we print images on textile using direct printing
  • we always prepare images for printing manually, so the position of the images may differ slightly from the photograph

 

About the Architecture of Ancient Japan collection:

  • the collection is inspired by significant structures of historical Japan: pagodas, torii gates, and castles
  • in this collection you will find porcelain, textiles, and small paper items
  • I would be happy to place this motif on another mug or anything else for you

 

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