Description

Hand-spun and handwoven

These cushion covers have been handspun and handwoven by rural women of several tribes in Nagaland. They use a low-height loom, kept on the floor, that is commonly known as a loin loom. This hand-weaving process is labor intensive and requires special skill to operate the loom, making these cushion covers a perfect product of love and care.

Tribal Design

The Naga weaving communities use their tribal motifs and weaving patterns on their weaves. These patterns are cultural elements of these tribes and as such vary from tribe to tribe. When you add these cushion covers to your decor, you add a bit of their oriental heritage to your home. These colors and motifs are a beautiful reminder of the sustainable lives they have in their small communities and how far their cultural token have traveled to be with you.

Ethically Made

These decorative cushions 45×45 have been woven using 100% natural materials without causing any harm to animals or the local flora of Nagaland. The weavers receive fair pay and due credit for their craftsmanship work.

Only the best quality

To guarantee the quality of the Dzukou Zakhama cushion covers, the fabric is completely handspun and handwoven in North-East India. The cotton used is 100% natural and pure. This makes the cushion covers completely vegan, natural and without any compromise with nature!