A 60 × 60 cm cushion cover woven with a bold repeating geometry in burnt orange, charcoal, turquoise and coral against a sandy ground. The pattern draws from globally inspired tribal motifs, interlocking diamonds, chevrons and vertical stripes, giving it the graphic confidence to anchor a sofa, low seating or floor arrangement. Its larger scale and strong rhythm suit modern, bohemian and eclectic interiors where pattern does the talking.
Pattern and visual character
The design runs in mirrored vertical bands, creating symmetry across the face and a sense of woven structure even at a distance.
Burnt orange and coral lines stand forward; charcoal and turquoise recede, so the pattern has depth rather than sitting flat.
The motifs echo traditional textile languages, stacked diamonds suggesting protection or the watchful eye, chevrons as mountains or waves, vertical ticking as warp threads on a loom, without copying a single source.
It reads as intentional and curated rather than busy, the geometry clear enough to work with plains and other patterns in a layered scheme.
Fabric and hand feel
The cover is woven, giving the pattern a slight texture you can feel as well as see. The cloth has a mid-weight handle, substantial enough to hold its shape when plumped, but not stiff or heavy. The sandy ground and coral tones warm the palette; the turquoise and charcoal keep it from reading too earthy or autumnal, so it works across seasons.
Construction and finish
The pattern is woven into the fabric rather than printed, so it runs through both sides, though one face is cleaner and more saturated. The edges are stitched with a simple seam; the back carries a closure (check the reverse for type, likely a zip or envelope fold, though the photo shows the face only). No inner pad is included; this is a cover only.
Fit and practicality
At 60 × 60 cm, it is a jumbo square, larger than the standard 45 × 45 cm and closer to a European pillow size. It suits floor cushio…
region of manufacture: India