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Peacock Feather Velvet Throw Pillow, Sunstone
Inspired by the opulence of nature, this elegant throw pillow features a delicate color palette and adds a touch of art-like design to any space.
Crafted with a peacock feather design, this pillow offers an effortless appeal that welcomes dynamic artistry into the home. This design began in Kevin’s sketchbook, was printed on silk velvet, then hand-painted in small batches by artisans in Philadelphia. Dye is applied by hand in layers on the velvet fiber surface. Variations in color are part of the nature of their unique dying process.
Crafted with a peacock feather design, this pillow offers an effortless appeal that welcomes dynamic artistry into the home. This design began in Kevin’s sketchbook, was printed on silk velvet, then hand-painted in small batches by artisans in Philadelphia. Dye is applied by hand in layers on the velvet fiber surface. Variations in color are part of the nature of their unique dying process.
$455.00
Peacock Feather Velvet Throw Pillow, Sunstone—
$455.00
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Inspired by the opulence of nature, this elegant throw pillow features a delicate color palette and adds a touch of art-like design to any space.
Crafted with a peacock feather design, this pillow offers an effortless appeal that welcomes dynamic artistry into the home. This design began in Kevin’s sketchbook, was printed on silk velvet, then hand-painted in small batches by artisans in Philadelphia. Dye is applied by hand in layers on the velvet fiber surface. Variations in color are part of the nature of their unique dying process.
Crafted with a peacock feather design, this pillow offers an effortless appeal that welcomes dynamic artistry into the home. This design began in Kevin’s sketchbook, was printed on silk velvet, then hand-painted in small batches by artisans in Philadelphia. Dye is applied by hand in layers on the velvet fiber surface. Variations in color are part of the nature of their unique dying process.
