Stylo Culture Indian Brocade Decorative Cushion Covers 30 x 30 cm Burgundy Maroon Gold Elephant 12x12 Inch Jacquard Square Living Room Floral Throw Pillow Covers - (Set Of 2 Pcs)

• Size: Length-12 x Width-12 (30x30 cm) | Color: Maroon & Gold
• Product Work: Jacquard weave | Material: Brocade
• Care instructions: Dry clean only | Disclaimer: Color may slightly vary due to monitor resolution
• Package Contents: 2 Cushion Covers | Pattern: Elephant & floral | Style: Traditional | Shape: Square
• These throw pillow covers can be used in multiple ways - be it as sofa cushions, bed throw pillows, scatter cushion covers, decorative pillows, living room decoration, bedroom decoration etc. These are the right choice for giving your home a Bohemian traditional look with the ethnic touch.

Stylo Culture brocade jacquard cushion cover in a range of various beautiful colours and patterns are designed to fit into any home decor interior settings and almost all colour schemes. Let your sofas and couches get acquainted to the sumptuous luxurious comfort of these small stack of comfort dressed in pretty covers. Every corner and dimension of these cushion covers don't fail to surprise you with their appeal. The throw pillow cushion cover is in maroon & gold color and flaunt the beautiful elephant & floral patterns. The sales package comprises of 2 cushion covers (set of 2 pieces) in size 12x12 inches (30x30cm). Give your home decor a royal make over yet keeping it traditional with the alluring Indian ethnic patterns. These throw pillowcases are very cute in look and are suitable for girls, boyrs, adults, seniors, in a nut shell they are for everyone. NOW LET US KNOW A BIT MORE ABOUT THE BROCADE FABRIC: Brocade is a regal type of fabric that needs no further embellishing, as it stands quite opulent in its own. Brocade fabrics mainly consist of solid or multi-colored silk threads, combined with gold metallic threads. A brocade is woven by adding a supplementary weft to the weave, creating the illusion that sections have been embossed into the fabric, or embroidered on top of it. The word brocade comes from the Italian word broccato which directly translates to “embossed cloth”. Brocades are richly decorative fabrics. Because of the weaving method used to create the intricate patterns, brocade fabric often shrinks when wet. Dry cleaning is always the preferred cleaning method, and hand washing should be avoided.